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Title: Managinf People & Orgn
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A dual line of authority involving a functional hierarchy and a divisional hierarchy in terms of the various Product Managers handling different Product Lines and the various functional heads such as Finance, Logistics, Purchase, Sales, and Administration existed within the organization... Showed first 250 characters
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