Respectable Supervisor/Manager: Course Analysis

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Throughout this entire course I realized what exactly it means to be a respectable supervisor/manager, by applying techniques or how to evaluate certain situations to receive the best possible outcome. What stood out the most to me is there is always a bigger picture too look at and help you choose the reasons behind your actions. All managers have a reason for the way that they run things, coming from an enlisted point of view; I have had multiple supervisors which some had good traits and some didn’t. The good thing about that I could pick out some things I like about the good supervisors and apply it in my own way as I made my way through the ranks. What have I learned over this term that is the most useful? Honestly the entire course was

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