2) (30 points] Planning and controlling are among the primary functions of managers. Those functions might differ for managers in different levels. For example, top-level or first-line managers might think different when planning or controlling Select a company as you wish and imagine yourself as a manager in all three levels one by one. Consider that your responsibilities are limited to one of the following: marketing, finance, production, or logistics. What would you think of when planning? What outputs would you consider, while controlling? Fill in a table like the following: Your Company You may imagine a large-scale company Selected Area: Marketing, Finance, Production or Logistics Choose one by highlighting like this Your Role Decisions in "planning" Top-Level Manager Middle-Level Manager First-Line Manager Your considerations when "controlling" Your Role Top-Level Manager (Ctrl) Middle-Level Manager First-Line Manager (NoteLeave this table empty on this page. Use a copy of this table in your answers