A Level Specific Prediction of Spans of Control Examining the Effects of Size, Technology, and Specialization

Robert D. Dewar · Donald P. Simet

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This paper develops and tests a model which states in level specific fashion the effects that size, routineness, and the number of different specialties have on the span of control. The number of s...

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