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On an organisation chart, the number of people directly managed by one supervisor is called: A The chain of command B The span of control C Delegation D Job production
Selects B: span of control, the number of subordinates reporting directly to one manager.
Check your reasoning:Span of control counts direct reports at one level; chain of command describes the full line of authority from top to bottom.
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