“.1 Give examples of the type of decisions she would make to implement her strategic decisions [8 Marks]. 1.2 What would the consequences of Marguerite’s decision to focus on work specialisation be? [8 Marks]. 1.3 Is bureaucracy still relevant in the 21st century? Elaborate your stance [9 Marks]”
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“What are the implications “
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