Entry-level employees of large corporations often think that the upper management has little idea of their clients' needs; information that the entry-level staff collect in direct contact with clients does not filter up to the management. Which of the following strategies would be most likely to solve this problem?
A) reducing managerial salaries
B) reducing the number of managers
C) reducing the number of entry-level employees
D) reducing the number of levels in the corporate hierarchy

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Reducing the number of levels in the corporate hierarchy would facilitate better communication and information flow from entry-level employees to upper management, addressing the issue of management being out of touch with clients' needs.

Entry-Level Employees of Large Corporations Often Think That the Upper