The senior manager in the accounts department is going on annual leave for three weeks and Jo, a supervisor is being put in charge of the department for that time
Which TWO of the following statements are correct?
I'm not sure about postponing the annual staff appraisals. It seems like they could still happen without the senior manager, but I guess it depends on company policy.
Ah, I see what they're getting at. A and C seem like the obvious choices here - authorizations and approvals should wait for the senior manager to return.
Okay, I think I've got this. The key is to identify the tasks that should be postponed until the senior manager returns, versus those that Jo can handle in their absence.
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Okay, let's see. I know I need to create a field security profile, set the field permissions, and assign the users to the appropriate security role. I think I can work through this step-by-step.
Haha, can you imagine the senior manager coming back and finding out Jo hired a whole new team without their approval? That would be quite the homecoming!
B is a bit odd. Postponing staff appraisals? That's just asking for trouble. Jo needs to keep things running smoothly, not let everything grind to a halt.
A) Authorisation of exceptional overtime due to the year end which takes place while the senior manager is on leave should be postponed until the senior manager returns
E is just ridiculous. Cancelling job interviews? What is this, the dark ages? The work has to go on, even if the senior manager is sipping piña coladas on the beach.
A) Authorisation of exceptional overtime due to the year end which takes place while the senior manager is on leave should be postponed until the senior manager returns
D is also correct. Jo shouldn't have the same authority as the senior manager, that could lead to some serious issues. Gotta keep things in check while the boss is away.
A) Authorisation of exceptional overtime due to the year end which takes place while the senior manager is on leave should be postponed until the senior manager returns
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