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- Dear OliviaThanks for your message. It is a typo as narrow span of control is covered in the previous paragraph. Thanks for letting me know; it has now been corrected.With best wishes
- Dear Paul, can you please clarify what you mean in the text about spann of control:"A wide span of control means a line manager has responsibility for many subordinates. A narrow span of control can present challenges for managers in terms...
- Dear HenryAll three examples say essentially the same thing. As mentioned in my previous post, all three are correct and valid.With best wishes
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