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The Webster dictionary describes a manager as 'someone who handles or directs with a degree of skill'. But this definition is not rigid as are the responsibilities. Critical responsibilities of a professional manager are given on this link: http://universalteacherpublications.com/mba/notes/ms01/c2/professional-manager-responsibilities.htm <a href="http://universalteacherpublications.com/mba/notes/ms01/c2/professional-manager-responsibilities.htm">Responsibilities of a professional manager</a>
A military professional does not have an obligation with regards to influences on material and resource management
An immunologist is a medical professional who specializes in the human immune system. The responsibilities of an immunologist is to either research immune system disorders or to treat them.
have to be on time to practice and be responsible of hardwear
Professional managers are responsible for managing their employees. They are also responsible for developing their talent so that they can move up within the organization.
Harry T. Magill has written: 'CPA professional responsibilities' -- subject(s): Accountants, Professional ethics, Malpractice
They need to be responsible for being professional, punctual, prepared and ready to work at the last minute.
The responsibilities of professional athletes are to train hard and stay in shape. They are supposed to practice the sport and not let personal things get in the way of their game.
To build, test, install, re-test and maintain electrical equipment, wiring, and devices.
The public and private responsibilities are different. Publicly they will say it is to ensure the customer receives the correct insurance and any payout in a timely and professional manner. Privately it is to maximise the profits of the company.
Ethnologists have various professional responsibilities revolving around studying and learning about animals' behavior. For example, they may study stereotypy seen in some captive animals at zoos.
Responsibilities may include screening calls; managing calendars; making travel, meeting and event arrangements; preparing reports and financial data; training and supervising other support staff; and customer relations.