Which one of the following is an acceptable assignment of employees to the positions?
Brholland11November 20, 2021
G supervises exactly two employees
Hi,
The answer eliminations make sense, however one of the rules states "G supervises exactly two employees."
The correct answer shows G as President, with one Manager and the rest as Technicians. Can you please confirm how this correct answer choice fits this rule?
Thank you!
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Correction - the rule states G manages exactly two employees but the correct answer choice shows one Technician and the rest as Managers:
President: G
Manager: H, K, L
Technician: F
jakennedyJanuary 18, 2022
@Brholland11,
A. does not work because G would have to manage all three managers, and as you said, G can only manage two employees.
B. is actually the correct answer:
President: G Manager: H Technician: F, K, L
Here, the president manages the manager and one of the technicians
C. Does not work because F does not supervise any employee and therefore must always be a technician
D. Incorrect because there is exactly one president
E. Incorrect because the managers would have no one to manage, and because F does not supervise any employee and therefore must always be a technician.
