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Todd Haitz works at a retail store selling sports equipment. His daily tasks include opening the store, creating the work schedu

les, processing payroll, overseeing sales and inventory, and training employees. At what level of the organizational pyramid would you categorize Todd?

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RSB [31]3 years ago

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Answer: Managerial level

Explanation: In simple words, Managers refer to that individual employee in an organisation who do not perform the tasks himself but monitors and regulates other many individuals for performing the tasks.

In the given case, Todd's job includes preparing schedules, and monitoring sales and inventory etc. These task will be performed by others and will be monitored by him.

Thus, we can say that he is at the managerial level.

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