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In a large organization, the Sales department has a role hierarchy that consists of three levels: Sales Manager, Sales Team Lead, and Sales Representative. The Sales Manager has access to all records owned by the Sales Team Leads and Sales Representatives under their supervision. If a Sales Team Lead has a record that is shared with their team, how does the role hierarchy affect the visibility of that record for the Sales Manager? Additionally, consider a scenario where a Sales Representative needs to share a record with a colleague from a different department. What implications does the role hierarchy have on this sharing process?
The Sales Manager can view all records owned by the Sales Team Lead and Sales Representatives, but the Sales Representative cannot share records with colleagues outside their role hierarchy without explicit sharing rules.
The Sales Manager can only view records owned by the Sales Team Lead, not the Sales Representatives.
The Sales Representative can share records with any colleague in the organization without restrictions due to the role hierarchy.
The Sales Team Lead can restrict the Sales Manager's access to their records if they choose to do so.

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