Directions: Each of the managers described below occupies a one of the three levels of management: top-level managers, middle- level managers, and operationalg'lower level. Each is also involved in one of the managEment functions: planning, stafng, organizing, leading, and controlling. Read the descriptions and then ll in the chart. Note: Each example only has one function but a few can have more than one level. Manager A of Sneaker City has hired a market research company to investigate Asian markets for Sneaker City. If all goes as planned, ManagerA will set up a distribution network in Asia. Manager B has been asked to nd a company that has high-quality steel. The manager's company will use the steel to manufacture parts for cars. So far, Manager B has spoken with several different steel companies about their steel. Manager C is responsible for the cleanliness and minor repairs of his ofce building. He has spent the past week evaluating the performance of the company's maintenance workers. Manager D has demonstrated the proper way to prepare a meal when the restaurant's customers order this evening's special. Manager E has been sent an e-mail listing the company's main sales goal for the coming year. By next month, she will have a detailed sales strategy ready to present at the monthly meeting of the company's sales managers. Manager F has decided that the accounting department needs an additional employee to work part-time. Manager F creates a help-wanted advertisement to post online. Manager G wants to use the company's surplus funds to buy more delivery trucks. However. the cost is more than the money on hand. So Manager G has contacted a bank about a 10-year loan to nance the purchase