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RSB [31]
2 years ago
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Margene is the product manager at Fashions Ltd., a company that designs and manufactures clothes and fashion accessories. Notici

ng the rising popularity of rhinestone jewelry and the fact that only a handful of stores actually stocked it, she decides to take advantage of the latent demand in the market. Margene knows that she is taking a risk by committing organizational resources to pursuing this idea, but she is confident about the merit of her decision. In deciding the allocation of resources for attaining her goals, which managerial task is Margene performing?
Business
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AURORKA [14]2 years ago
6 0

As the Margene is the product manager at fashions ltd., a company that designs and manufactures clothes and fashion accessories. The managerial task performed by Margene is planning.

<h3>What are resources?</h3>

Resources refer to the materials available in the environment that are technologically accessible and help in the satisfaction of needs and wants.

Margene is the product manager at Fashions Ltd., a company that designs and manufactures clothes and fashion accessories. In deciding the allocation of resources for attaining her goals, the managerial task performed by Margene is planning.

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