Answer:
B. No. Janet should not be angry with her employees' actions because they acted to satisfy the customers on a short term basis. However, had they run out of their most popular item for severaldays, this could have long-term implications for customer satisfaction and customer loyalty, and in the long-run could harm profits as customers find other food trucks or restaurants at which to eat lunch.
Step-by-step explanation:
I do not agree that Janet should be angry with her employees. Marie acted to avert a short-term problem by utilizing a short-term solution. If Marie permanently replaces Bruce in his role as the purchasing agent, then something must be wrong. She cannot replace Bruce without Janet's authorization because Janet employed Bruce directly and not through Marie.