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Will the end state be perceived differently at different levels in the organization? How will mid-level managers or first-line employees see the end state?

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The end state is definitely seen differently at different levels of an organization.

The end state affects the high level managers and owners directly because they are the ones that probably set the goals for the end state and it probably gives them compensation based on how well the company does. This compensation may be in the form of a bonus or stock options, but nevertheless, the end states impacts their personal bottom line ...

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