Johanna is excellent at applying tax law and other accounting principles in her job as a manager in her accounting firm. She has equally high skills in working with the employees she supervises but does not have as much skill in helping the firm shape the vision for growth. Applying Katz’s skills model, at what level of management is Johanna?
A. top management
B. middle management
C. supervisory management
D. CEO management
C. supervisory management
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