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alekssr [168]
2 years ago
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Members of the senior executive service are, in practice, usually assigned to agencies that match their expertise because ______

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Len [333]2 years ago
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Members of the senior executive service are, in practice, usually assigned to agencies that match their expertise because their experience in specific policy areas is what makes them valuable

<h3>Who are the members of the senior executive service?</h3>

These are the persons in the Country that are known to serve in the capacity that is below the one of the Presidential appointees in the country. These are the people are those that are known to form the link that exists between the appointees and the task force in the country.

They help in the nation by overseeing special duties that have to do with the 75 agencies that are existent in the United States of America.

We can conclude that the senior executive service are, in practice, usually assigned to agencies that match their expertise because their experience in specific policy areas is what makes them valuable

Read more on the Presidential appointees here: brainly.com/question/15024088

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