Someone argues only private corporations need CRMC-style skills. Which rebuttal is correct?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Cities and nonprofits still run fleets, hold data, and serve people who get hurt when things go wrong. Structured identify-control-continuity skills are not a private-sector exclusive. Public and nonprofit shops need that playbook too.
Full Explanation
CRMC-style corporate risk skills — structured identification, controls, and continuity — apply to public and nonprofit organizations as well as private firms. Taxpayers, missions, and service users still suffer when exposures are ignored. Exempting civic or nonprofit entities, or substituting only informal judgment, leaves those organizations without the same disciplined approach the certification teaches.