A person who guides the performance of an organization as a whole or of one of its major parts is called a
A) supervisor.
B) first-line manager.
C) top-level manager.
D) middle manager.

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A top-level manager is responsible for guiding the performance of an organization as a whole or one of its major parts. Supervisors and first-line managers generally have more localized or specific responsibilities, while middle managers oversee departments or divisions rather than the entire organization.

A Person Who Guides the Performance of an Organization as a Whole