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Management Levels
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Posted 20-07-2009Reply
Could any body throw some light on management levels i.e. how are they derived, parameters they are derived from (Based on salary or designations). And any other which you feel worth knowing. Thanks in advance.
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Hephzibah
http://www.referenceforbusiness.com/management/Log-Mar/Management-Levels.html
Hope this link is helpful.
Hope this link is helpful.
http://www.referenceforbusiness.com/management/Log-Mar/Management-Levels.html
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Hi
I visited this link. Did not fine the appropriet answer what Iam looking for.
Thnakyou.
Hi Hephzibah!
There are no hard and fast parameters for deriving Management levels in an organization.It all depends on the requirement of your organization and you can always derive them first by virtue of their job descriptions and reporting structures.If they are in line then it will be easier to fix up hierarchical levels. If you want more information please elaborate what you are exactly looking for and for what kind of organization it is required.
Cheers!
Pradeep
There are no hard and fast parameters for deriving Management levels in an organization.It all depends on the requirement of your organization and you can always derive them first by virtue of their job descriptions and reporting structures.If they are in line then it will be easier to fix up hierarchical levels. If you want more information please elaborate what you are exactly looking for and for what kind of organization it is required.
Cheers!
Pradeep
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