Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Supervisor"s

A: A supervisor is a person who supervises activities or people.

A: imperative form doesn't always mean you're giving orders so I disagree. how you say something matters, intent matters, what you mean depends on many things. how your tone was, how your facial expressions were... we'd need to know the specifics really, but it's not like there are clear lines to social interaction and how they should be either. people will have different opinions on this. if they're agreeing on what you said you want to do or you think you should do and they were saying "yeah, do that" as a response then it just sounds to me like they're satisfied with it and not being rude at all. I think not being super polite every minute also gives the sense that there's a level of relationship that's been built anyways, even with your supervisor or boss. But others might disagree. I'd say intent also matters here which we can mostly determine by the servicing of that sentence. They could even be bothered by you pointing out your opinions and sounding smarter than them and be saying this in a dismissive tone like an asshole as well, and that's why how you say it and intent matters imho.

A: It means you stalk your loved ones till they sleep

A: kierownik

A: Not slang, I think it means cleaner. I guess it is used to make the job seem more important.

A: Examples with supervisor:

"Can I speak to your supervisor?"

"It is the supervisor's job to look over the employees"

A: they are pretty much the same thing

A: Supervisor is a person who supervises or watches a persons activity. Surveillant is one that exercises surveillance. Almost the same thing but supervisor or supervise is more commonly used.

A: They are extremely similar. Both are synonyms for manager, boss, governor. All are in charge of others. Supervisor although can be someone in lead of an event, something that may only happen once. Administrator is someone in charge of an organization or business, and could be in charge of several supervisors. I would not say they are directly related to managing computers necessarily, in computer terms "computer administrator" is someone who can make changes to the computer system.

A: Supervisor is your direct leader who assigns you assignments or responsible for and overseeing your performance. Both boss and manager could be a supervisor of someone depending on his job title

A: Yes, that sounds natural.

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A: You can say"Thank you for all of your guidance until now. "

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A: I am grateful to my supervisors [leave out the comma] for the patient guidance and advice they [leave out "has"] provided me as I was forging through [leave out "in"] a field in which I had little background.

A: it means "He has", it's a contraction. the apostrophe (') replaces the h and the a of "has"......He'(ha)s certainly taken to management. the sentence means he has discovered his talent for management.

A: The supervisor took his employees for granted, often making them stay late and work overtime...

A: "Purview" means the range of things a person knows and can do -- for example, a chef's purview is cooking, cleaning and writing menus. It doesn't mean "people that you supervise".

A: The supervisor notified us that we are not allowed to bring anything other than writing materials.

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