Chain of command meaning in English
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Definition
a chain of command: a hierarchy, an order of power or importance
Examples
- "Pushing your way up the chain of command is a proud American tradition."
Exercise 1
A "chain of command" describes:
A "chain of command" describes:
This is incorrect. A "chain of command" is not a type of company.
This is the correct answer. A "chain of command" is a sequence of holders of responsibility within a hierarchy, for example: Orders are passed down the chain of command, from the main boss to the manager under him, and so on, until they get to the workers.
This is incorrect. A "chain of command" does not match this definition. Although senior managers (as well as other managers in a company's hierarchy) do appear on the chain of command, it is not defined as a panel who decide on promotions.
This is incorrect. A "chain of command" does not describe the different ways you can get a promotion.
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