The four levels of managers found in large organizations are
A) international, national, regional, and local.
B) marketing, accounting, human resource, and finance.
C) technical, functional, departmental, and organizational.
D) planning, coordinating, controlling, and executing.
E) top-level, middle-level, frontline, and team leader.

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The four levels of managers found in large organizations are typically top-level (including CEO, president, and other high-ranking executives), middle-level (managers responsible for specific departments or divisions), frontline (supervisors responsible for overseeing employees directly involved in the production or delivery of products/services), and team leader (managers who lead a small group or team within a department). Choice E correctly lists these four levels. Choices A, B, C, and D are incorrect as they do not accurately reflect the four levels of managers in organizations.

The Four Levels of Managers Found in Large Organizations Are