Asked by Praxy Taylor on Sep 26, 2024

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Which of the following is not one of the situational factors to consider when determining span of control?

A) Similarity of work
B) Time required for planning
C) Subordinate expectations
D) Complexity of work
E) Dispersion (geographic location) of subordinates

Situational Factors

External influences that affect an individual's behavior or decision-making process, often considered in marketing to understand consumer behavior in different contexts.

Span of Control

The number of subordinates that a manager or supervisor can directly control, influencing the complexity and structure of the organization.

Subordinate Expectations

The anticipations or beliefs subordinates have regarding their role, performance outcomes, or interactions within an organization.

  • Describe the elements influencing the breadth of authority within organizations.
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AMIYAH SANDERS2 days ago
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Subordinate expectations are not typically considered a situational factor in determining span of control. Factors such as the similarity and complexity of work, the time required for planning, and the geographic dispersion of subordinates are more directly relevant to determining how many individuals a manager can effectively oversee.