[Solved] Which of the following is regarded as a fundamental flaw in the whole concept of benchmarking?

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Q.	Which of the following is regarded as a fundamental flaw in the whole concept of benchmarking?
A.	It limits improvements to currently accepted methods of operating.
B.	It does not involve learning.
C.	It limits critical thinking.
D.	It is not a continuous process.
Answer» A. It limits improvements to currently accepted methods of operating.

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