If you think of an organization's structure as a continuum, on the centralized end of the continuum, operational managers
A)are never evaluated.
B)are evaluated on costs, revenue, and profit.
C)have complete control over operational decisions.
D)have no authority to make decisions.

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In a centralized organization, decision-making authority is concentrated at the top levels of management, and operational managers typically have little to no authority to make decisions independently. This contrasts with a decentralized structure where operational managers would have more control over decisions affecting their operations.

If You Think of an Organization's Structure as a Continuum