Parkinson said that the number of managers grows because:
A) more decisions can be made.
B) managers want fewer subordinates.
C) efficiency can be improved.
D) managers want to multiply subordinates not rivals.

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Parkinson's Law states that managers tend to multiply subordinates, not rivals, in order to increase their own power and influence within an organization. Therefore, the number of managers grows not necessarily due to any improved efficiency or decision-making capability, but because it allows current managers to have more subordinates under their control.

Parkinson Said That the Number of Managers Grows Because