Which management level is mainly responsible for establishing the overall direction of an organisation?
Correct answer: D. Top-level management
- A. Operational employees
- B. Middle-level management
- C. First-line management
- D. Top-level management
Explanation
Top-level managers set broad objectives, policies and strategic direction for the organisation. Middle and first-line managers mainly translate these decisions into departmental or operating activities.
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