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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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the difference between " supervisor " and " superintendent " ?
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I just wanna know what's the difference between " supervisor " and " superintendent " and where do we use them usually ?
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I just wanna know what's the difference between " supervisor " and " superintendent " and where do we use them usually ?
Thanx
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A supervisor is any person who manages/oversees/supervises employees. "Superintendent" is a specific job title that is assigned. Usually a superintendent would supervise an entire organization or facilty.
- A supervisor is any person who manages/oversees/supervises employees.
- "Superintendent" is a specific job title that is assigned.
- Usually a superintendent would supervise an entire organization or facilty.
- You can be the superindentend of a school district, or a part, or a police station.
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A supervisor is any person who manages/oversees/supervises employees.
"Superintendent" is a specific job title that is assigned. Usually a superintendent would supervise an entire organization or facilty. You can be the superindentend of a school district, or a part, or a police station.
"Superintendent" is a specific job title that is assigned. Usually a superintendent would supervise an entire organization or facilty. You can be the superindentend of a school district, or a part, or a police station.
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In my experience from commercial construction, a superintendent oversees a specific portion of a project as the highest ranking employee of a subcontractor.
A supervisor answers to the superintendent and supervises employees and work given them from the superintendent.
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