Managerial jobs with strategy-making responsibility:
A. extend throughout the managerial ranks and exist in every part of a company—business units, operating divisions, functional departments, manufacturing plants, and sales districts.

B. are primarily located in the strategic planning departments of large corporations.

C. are relatively rare because most strategy-making is done by the members of a company's board of directors.

D. seldom exist within a functional department (e.g., marketing and sales) or in an operating unit (a plant or a district office) because these levels of the organization structure are well below the level where strategic decisions are typically made.

E. are found only at the vice-president level and above in most companies.

Management jobs are positions in which your activity obligation is to achieve errands through crafted by others, as opposed to by accomplishing the work yourself. ... There might be times when they oversee others, yet they're doing generally similar work as different labourers in their gathering.

Managerial jobs with strategy-making responsibility extend throughout the managerial ranks and exist in every part of a company—business units, operating divisions, functional departments, manufacturing plants, and sales districts.