A company surveyed its managers and employees to deter

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A company surveyed its managers and employees to determine how important flexibility is to them and whether they use any of the company's flexible offerings themselves.

Based on the information provided, select from each drop-down menu the option that creates the most accurate statement.
 
 GRAPH_1_PLACEHOLDER  are the group most likely to change their schedule.

GRAPH_2_PLACEHOLDER  are the group least likely to telecommute and the group least likely to work a part-time schedule.

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rd170905 · Answer

chetan2u  OA and explanation please

shivanisomani02 · Answer

1. Look at the use of the change of schedule graph out of the three, managers have the highest bar. 
so, they are most likely to change their schedule.
 Answer:  Managers.
2.  See both telecommuting and part-time scheduling bar graphs, in both managers are the least in value.
 Answer: Managers.

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KarishmaB · Answer

This is how you will read the graph:
The key tells us that the black bars are for managers, blue for salaried employees and the grey for hourly employees. 
The y axis gives us the percentage of employees. 
So about 88% managers say that Flexibility is important while 93% hourly employees say that flexibility is important. 
Hence, hourly employees are more likely to say flexibility is important that managers.

_______ are the group most likely to change their schedule.

Manager's bar is the highest in "use change of schedule" so managers are most likely to change their schedule.
 ANSWER - Managers

_______ are the group least likely to telecommute and the group least likely to work a part-time schedule.

The bar of "use part time scheduling" and "telecommute" is shortest for managers so they are least likely to do these. 
 ANSWER - Managers

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