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It is commonly accepted that there are three management levels, generically described as top, middle, and lower management. While there are no universally accepted designations for these three levels, they are often described as senior management, middle management and frontline management.
It is commonly accepted that there are three management levels, generically described as top, middle, and lower management. While there are no universally accepted designations for these three levels, they are often described as senior management, middle management and frontline management.
It is commonly accepted that there are three management levels, generically described as top, middle, and lower management. While there are no universally accepted designations for these three levels, they are often described as senior management, middle management and frontline management.
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