This activity is important because managers' duties correspond with their level of management. Organizations tend to have three levels of management: upper, middle, and lower.

Match each statement with the correct category.

Sometimes called supervisors, these managers tend to be the managers with whom the company's customers interact the most. $($Click to select$)$

This group of managers includes the chief executive officer, chief operating officer, and chief financial officer.

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This group of managers is charged with implementing the initiatives that flow down to them from the company's executives and coordinating the activities of frontline managers.

These managers often enjoy expensive or valuable "perks" such as company cars, use of the corporate jet, and enormous bonus compensation.

These managers are usually the largest tier of the three management levels, and are responsible for interpreting and implementing organizational policies.

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This group manaqes the organization's non$-$manager employees.