SMART objectives in any business are part of market planning; specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time specific. Tesco want to be the top international vendor, develop the UK organization, grow the non-food side of the business, build on their trading services and work closely with the public.
well, tesco advertise by...
They don't that's a stupid queston if you don't no the answer you must not no any thing about tesco :)
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Relevant
Relevant
Tesco Extra is the largest of the Tesco format in any country. Largest to smallest are : Tesco Extra Tesco (Superstore) Tesco Metro Tesco Homeplus Tesco Express
achievable
Tesco is called Tescos or Tesco's by some people. Tesco should only be called Tesco.
Tesco Express is the Tesco Corner shop Equivalent
what pedagogical benefits can you derive from formulating SMART objectives
Specific - To make sure that the business has the right mind set of what they want to do
Neither. The correct word is Tesco, with no 's'. ie: "I'm going to Tesco" and not "I'm going to Tescos/Tesco's".
a strategic objective is an objective that is in alignment with the overall strategic direction of the organisation which is in turn in line with it's mission and vision. Objectives should always be SMART which means Specific Measurable Achievable Realistic Timely or time constrained.
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