When manager make a decision to open a new branch of Haidilao hot pot restaurant (海底攒) inMacau, he/she is playing the role as a A) disseminator B) figurehead C) resource allocator D) entrepreneur E) liaison

When manager make a decision to open a new branch of Haidilao hot pot restaurant (海底攒) inMacau, he/she is playing the role as a A) disseminator B) figurehead C) resource allocator D) entrepreneur E) liaison

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13th Edition

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Author:Richard L. Daft

Publisher:Richard L. Daft

Chapter8: Strategy Formulation And Execution

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