Unlike the manager of a small business, the most important concerns of a manager in a large organization are focused ________.
A)externally, particularly on entrepreneurial tasks
B)internally, particularly on the allocation of resources
C)on setting goals
D)on planning ways to improve organizational structure

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Managers in large organizations are responsible for managing a complex network of resources, including personnel, funds, and technology. Their attention must be focused internally on the efficient allocation of these resources to achieve the organization's goals. While setting goals and improving organizational structure are important concerns, they are secondary to the internal allocation of resources. As for entrepreneurial tasks, those are typically handled by individuals or teams assigned to specific projects or initiatives within the organization.

Unlike the Manager of a Small Business, the Most Important