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klemol [59]
1 year ago
7

Unit: Technology for Communication

Business
1 answer:
Cloud [144]1 year ago
8 0

Small business have different on boarding techniques for which they appoint managers which describe people roles in the company.

Various business offers various managerial opportunities to people to join and contribute to the welfare of the organization and their growth by joining the small business assosciate  and as managers.

Staffing includes various on boarding techniques which provide and appoint process managers responsible for proper work and report relationships in the organization.

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