Do you think that a manager\'s job is universal? In other words, is the concept

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Do you think that a manager's job is universal? In other words, is the concept of management the same in any organization (withstanding the obvious differences in responsibilities and duties)? If possible give examples that support your point from any of your own experiences. Please pick a side and support your answer explaining why you are answering the way you are. Do you think that a manager's job is universal? In other words, is the concept of management the same in any organization (withstanding the obvious differences in responsibilities and duties)? If possible give examples that support your point from any of your own experiences. Please pick a side and support your answer explaining why you are answering the way you are.

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No, A manager's job cannot be said as universal becuase the job differs from company to company. The managers handle big firms while some managers handle small firms. Biggers firms involve more planning and alloting work to the subordniates. The nature of the job also differs if the organisation is profit or not profit. Different social, economic and political factors determine the functions of a manager.

For example- A manager in a company which focus on revenue maximisation will have different set of plans than a manager in company which focuses on profit maximisation.

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