I want a boss that gives me clear direction, says he is there if I need him and lets me get on with my work. I want him/her to keep their promises, be honest about what is going on, and to tell me when I make a mistake right away so that I can fix it right away. I want a clear set of rules to follow, and a clear chain of command to consult. I also want a boss who is fair and impartial to the employees and will allow me to grow in my position, or tell me why I am not growing in the position.
The temporary cash surplus is managed just like any other cash. The relevant transactions should be recorded on how the cash has been used.
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although her size was diminutive, she managed to look like a queen in her costume.
The past tense is managed. For example:He managed a company.He has managed a company.He had managed a company before.
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You probably get an answer to this ridiculous question if you managed to use correct grammar.
Nintendo has managed to get it banned in some countries, like the UK and the Netherlands.
it was managed by poo and wee
"The Managed Forex has to do with trading.
The correct spelling is managed.Some example sentences are:He managed to crash into the cow's paddock again.She had always managed her staff with an iron fist.Never mind, I managed without you.
Most Colonies were managed by?
they are managed by the cell nucleus