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As Managers, we are charged with overseeing a team or a department. We ensure staffing, adherence to quality and service standards, revenue increase, and market share. Our key accountability is to accomplish business goals. Our role covers a broad spectrum of responsibilities, but we generally hire and train employees, monitor problems, develop and implement business strategies.

Core tasks:

  • supervise operations
  • hire and train employees
  • resolve conflicts and complaints
  • achieve business objectives
  • ensure adherence to company policies and procedures
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q:Do I need to take any courses to qualify for Manager?
q:Do people working as a Manager have a lot of responsibilities?
q:How much experience do I need for Manager?
q:Is it possible to be a freelancer and work as a Manager at the same time?
q:Do you have a test during the interview applying for a Manager position?
q:How do you get hired as a Manager?
q:Are the working conditions good if you work as a Manager?
q:Can you make a decent amount of money if you work as Manager?
q:How formal is the dress code if you work as a Manager?
q:Should I expect job growth for Manager jobs?
q:Where do people working as a Manager usually graduate?
q:Is Manager a female or male dominated profession?
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Benjamin Gardner
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This is a well balanced profession, about half of the people are women.
q:What is the typical age of people who work as a Manager?
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Isabella Holmes
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The average age is 27
q:How many years of experience do you usually have as a Manager?
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Sophie Hayes
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You should work for 4 years on average to become a Manager.
q:Which industries does a Manager typically work in?
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Sophie Hayes
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Retail is the most frequent for a Manager.
q:What kind of higher education a Manager need?
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Isabella Holmes
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You should be fine with No higher education
q:As a Manager, which company should I definitely check out for jobs?
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Isabella Holmes
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Accenture, Deloitte, EY, PwC and Walmart has the most employees.
q:How long do you usually work as a Manager before changing to another position?
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Sophie Hayes
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On average people change after more than 5 years.
q:Is it frequent for people to switch companies and still work as a Manager?
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Sophie Hayes
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A typical Manager might work for one or two companies.
q:What occupations do people usually work in before becoming a Manager?
q:What are the typical next steps for someone working as a Manager?
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