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36 Armando is a regional manager for, MediParts, a medical equipment manufacturer. He is currently reviewing...

36 Armando is a regional manager for, MediParts, a medical equipment manufacturer. He is currently reviewing a quarterly report showing that sales in his region are trending lower than anticipated for the third quarter. Based on the disappointing results he must now attempt to determine the reason for the decline in sales and make the necessary changes to improve sales. Armando is engaged in what important function of management?

A Leading

B Controlling

C Planning

D Organizing

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Expert Solution

"B"

Armando is involved in controlling the output of the firm that is not as per the plan. the answer is "B".

Rahul Sunny answered 2 years ago
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