itis table, complete the Markov Analysis Matrix Table 1C s Cookies by doing the following: | ~ Calculate the number of employees expected end of this year. Calculate the forecasted surplus or shortage for each job. Complete the remander of the second table: the Markov Analysis Table. (Below i an example of how to do this): If 65% of the full-time sales employees are staying with the org ization, (from the first table), the number of projected employees staying in full-time sales is: 91. (This # goes in the second table) 15% of the full-tume sales staff are projected to move to part-time positions (from the first table). the number of projected employees moving from full- time to part-time sales 15 6. (This goes 10 the second table). Once you complete the first column, add up the total and cubtract from the total full-time sales employees (140- 100.25)=39.25. This means there is a projected shortage of 39.25 full-time sales associates. R the following transition probab 2 to be available in each job category at the Complete the rest of the columns for surplus/shortages . _. Transition Probabilities for JC's Cookies CSR Full | CSR Part | Store Total Managers Employees End of ol oA