Ben has just been hired at an entry-level accountant when he was pulled aside by a co-worker. "Just want you to know," the co-worker said, "that your new boss, Martha, has been in the job only three months. She used to be in the role you were hired to do, and she really hasn't adjusted to being a supervisor. I suggest you don't make a scene and just do what you're told." "Thanks, I guess," Ben replies. He remembers that in the interview Martha had confided in him, very confidentially, about how her boss didn't really understand what her department does. "Overall, it's a great place for a first job," she said, "but management here really makes all the decisions and doesn't want input from people below them on the org chart." This company has issues with what? Group of answer choices