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at least two hundred word response to both questions . IN QUESTION FORM (1. ) (2)

1.Expressing a vision and expressing a message is confusing and used by many. However, these two expressions have different and different purposes.

A vision statement is a statement that explains the future position of the company's business and where the company wants to see itself in the future. At the same time, it describes the goals that the company intends to achieve in the future when it sees itself in a particular situation.

At the same time, a mission statement is a statement about the work of the organization. A mission statement reflects the goals and strategies it seeks to achieve in its vision. Therefore, a mission statement is an expression of the work, goals, and strategies he uses to achieve his vision.

Frankly, a mission statement is a way to gain perspective of the organization.

Take a look at the situation at Amazon. Amazon's vision statement is the world's most customer-focused company where customers can find and buy everything online.

Amazon's mission is to "provide the lowest possible price, the highest benefit, and the best choice".

Therefore, we see that this insight and mission statement is powerful enough to describe the work of the organization and to understand the purpose of Amazon's work. They have a vision of being the most customer-centric business, providing a platform for consumers to buy what they want online. The mission statement supports the company's vision of giving customers low prices, good options, and a high-quality experience.

Therefore, it is an example of a vision and mission statement and helps to describe the work of the organization.

Reference

Spallina, J. M. (2004). Strategic planning--Getting started: Mission, vision, and values.Journal Of Oncology Management,13(1), 10-11.

2. The context is the most significant difference between the mission and vision statements. For example, the mission statement says, "Regionally oriented cancer program, demonstrated by leadership"(Spallina, pg 10, 2004), yet the vision statement does not reflect this. The vision statement talks about all the essential statistics of the cancer program but leaves out the people on both sides. The patients are just a statistic or milestones; healthcare workers are just resources. Both statements have to reflect the human side of the program.

Spallina, J. M. (2004). Strategic planning--Getting started: Mission, vision, and values.Journal Of Oncology Management, 13(1), 10-11.