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What are the two groups into which employees who want to become managers fit?

Question 2

What resource tells the managers of a business how effectively the other three resources are being combined and used?
 A) Technical
  B) Human
  C) Financial
  D) Material
  E) Informational



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Answer to Question 1

Those who aspire to managerial careers directly from an educational institution and those who are employed innonmanagerial positions and seek to move into management.

Answer to Question 2

E



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