Which Is True of Supervisors, Particularly Those in Large Agencies

question 7

Multiple Choice

Which is true of supervisors, particularly those in large agencies?

• A) They are compensated for supervising and receive extra time to complete these duties.
• B) They generally see a smaller caseload or are free of practical responsibilities when they promote to supervisor.
• C) They often maintain a caseload of their own, have many administrative tasks and need to make time for supervision and ensuring the supervisee completes paperwork accurately and follows agency rules.
• D) They maintain a caseload of their own and are responsible to supervise, but it is the supervisee who is responsible to ensure accuracy of his/her own paperwork and follow agency rules.

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