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Topic	Do you think that managers are usually smarter than the workers below them?
EndOfDiscOne 09/13/17 5:08:18 PM #49:	KamikazePotato posted... EndOfDiscOne posted... I think a manager could step down and learn the staff's job better/more quickly than the other way around. There are exceptions like when a staff is being groomed for a management position. But if hypothetically a manager and staff suddenly switched, I think the former manager would be more successful. This is extremely untrue for any job that isn't like, retail. I'm not sure why you think that. I'm at a CPA firm and I definitely stand by what I said in my case (I'm a middle manager for what it's worth). --- Ulti was right <cite>EndOfDiscOne posted [p:886539228] in Do you thi... [t:75768987]...</cite> <quote><cite>KamikazePotato posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EndOfDiscOne posted...</cite> <quote>I think a manager could step down and learn the staff's job better/more quickly than the other way around. There are exceptions like when a staff is being groomed for a management position. But if hypothetically a manager and staff suddenly switched, I think the former manager would be more successful.</quote> This is extremely untrue for any job that isn't like, retail.</quote> I'm not sure why you think that. I'm at a CPA firm and I definitely stand by what I said in my case (I'm a middle manager for what it's worth). --- Ulti was right</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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