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Common resources fall into five general groupings. They include __________, Teams, Facilities, Equipment, and Supplies.

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nordsb [41]1 year ago

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Based on the information given regarding common resources, the last option will be Personnel.

It should be noted that common resources simply refer to the resources that are useful for an organization to be able to achieve its objectives.

Common resources fall into five general groupings. They include Personnel, Teams, Facilities, Equipment, and Supplies.

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