17:24 Mar 18, 2013 |
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3 | vedoucí vašeho přímého nadřízeného |
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2 | mentor |
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manager once removed vedoucí vašeho přímého nadřízeného Explanation: já bych to asi prohodila, "přímý" se užívá spíš s "nadřízený" |
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manager once removed mentor Explanation: This is a concept from Eliot Jaques' Stratified Systems Theory (see his book Requisite Organization). It refers to a reporting relationship: your Boss' Boss would be your MoR (Manager-once-Removed). He/she would have accountabilities for assessing your potential for future roles, recommending development opportunites (beyond current job-specific) and mentoring you in your career. A very powerful concept: takes all of the potential 'downsides' of putting this responsibility on your manager (i.e. holding you back from another opportunity because you're too great!) http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_concept_of_'Manag... |
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