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What is the difference between a hands-off manager and a hands-on manager?

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xeze [42]3 years ago

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Answer:

In general, a hands-on manager spends more time interacting directly with employees and working on tasks. This contrasts with a manager who has a more hands-off approach and spends a lot of time in his office making decisions and delegating tasks

Explanation:

REY [17]3 years ago

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In general, a hands-on manager spends more time interacting directly with employees and working on tasks.

This contrasts with a manager who has a more hands-off approach and spends a lot of time in his office making decisions and delegating tasks.

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1a.

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1b.

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1a. Please refer to the answer part

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