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Mark, a production manager at Kaylie's Kookware, recently chose to schedule his workers to work overtime. His alternative was to hire more workers. He is now monitoring the consequences of his choice. This is an example of .
a. planning
b. decision-making
c. organizing
d. controlling
e. leading
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