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How do mangers differ from nonmangerial employes? ​

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Answered by qbrainly10
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A manager is an employee in an organization who takes charge to lead a group of people. A manager is liable to allocate resources, and supervises work assigned to each member of the team. Non-managerial employees work under managers, and are also responsible for completion of the task assigned to them......

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Answered by sibingsab
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A manager is an employee in an organization who takes charge to lead a group of people. A manager is liable to allocate resources, and supervises work assigned to each member of the team. Non-managerial employees work under managers, and are also responsible for completion of the task assigned to them.

Manager Job Responsibilities:

Accomplishes department objectives by managing staff; planning and evaluating department activities. Maintains staff by recruiting, selecting, orienting, and training employees. Ensures a safe, secure, and legal work environment. Develops personal growth opportunities.

if an employee made some fault then the manager should have to stand for him before the owner

manager wil get instructions from owner and employees get from manager

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