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What typically happens is two-fold: the person is on staff and so make-work is created to keep the person busy. And important things formally handled by the CEO
by pbreit 10y ago
What typically happens is two-fold: the person is on staff and so make-work is created to keep the person busy. And important things formally handled by the CEO, like invoicing, get shifted to the manager.
- jstandard 10y ago> "what typically happens is..." This is a very broad conclusion about what is typical. From where are you drawing this statement? Also, why shouldn't the office manager be put in charge of important things? They're a paid employee with specific skills.
- pbreit 10y agoLots of experience and a bit of intuition. If the office/ops mgr can work on customer or product development, that's a different story.