To Become an Effective Manager You Should Choose One or Two

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True/False

To become an effective manager you should choose one or two of the four management functions in which to become expert. An outstanding manager need only be proficient in one or two of the functions and can hire others to do the remaining ones.

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Definitions:

Erikson's Life Stages

A psychological theory proposed by Erik Erikson that describes eight stages of human development, each characterized by a specific conflict that must be resolved for healthy psychological development.

Requires Supervision

A condition or situation that necessitates oversight or managerial direction, often to ensure compliance, safety, or quality.

Frequently On-site

Refers to the regular physical presence of individuals such as employees, contractors, or auditors at a business location or project site for work purposes.

Disparate Impact

A concept in U.S. anti-discrimination law where practices in employment, housing, or other areas, although neutral in their wording, disproportionately affect a particular group.