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Triss [41]
4 years ago
13

Rondelle, the manager of a busy hair salon, knows that she needs to entrust many of her tasks to supervisors and other employees

. _____ is this process of assigning tasks to lower-level supervisors and employees. Rondelle follows the 70 percent rule, which states that she should assign tasks to employees who can perform each task at least 70 percent as well as Rondelle can. Multiple Choice Delegation Span of control Handing Accountability Outputting
Business
1 answer:
astraxan [27]4 years ago
8 0

Answer: Delegation

Explanation: Delegation in the context above may simply be explained as the process whereby there is a shift in the responsibility of one person to another who will function as a deputy. When an individual usually a superior, who is the actual overseer of a certain process or routine entrusts or handover to another person due to one reason or the other such as tight scheduling or shortage of personnel. In most cases the new handler is usually a lower ranking official in the task such as in the scenario above and as such, the expected rate of output is slightly reduced.

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