concept   supervise
culture   United States
statement   In the United States, workplace supervision is a common practice that involves oversight, guidance, and performance evaluations.
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1 supervise United States Supervision often involves regular check-ins, oversight, and clear delegation of tasks. 1
2 supervise United States Supervising employees is a common management practice in the workplace, ensuring productivity and adherence to guidelines. 1
3 supervise United States Supervising children while they play is a common practice to ensure their safety and well-being. 1
4 supervise United States Supervising employees is a common managerial responsibility in the workplace, involving regular check-ins, guidance, and performance evaluations. 1
5 supervise United States Supervising children is a common responsibility for parents and caregivers. 1
6 supervision United States Supervision is an integral part of professional development and often involves regular one-on-one meetings between a supervisor and their subordinate. 1
7 supervision United States Commonly practiced in professional workplaces for training and management purposes 1
8 supervision United States Supervision is often hierarchical, with a boss overseeing the work of their subordinates. 1
9 supervision United States Supervision is important in the workplace and is often carried out by managers or team leaders to ensure productivity and adherence to company policies. 1
10 supervisor United States Supervisors are expected to provide leadership and guidance to their subordinates, and are typically seen as authority figures in the workplace. 1
11 supervisor United States Supervisors are expected to provide guidance and support to their subordinates while also holding them accountable for their work performance. 1
12 supervisor United States In these countries, supervisors are expected to provide guidance, oversight, and evaluation of employees' work. 1
13 supervisor United States Supervisors often have an open-door policy and encourage direct communication with their subordinates. 1
14 supervisor United States A supervisor is expected to provide guidance and feedback to their subordinates while also holding them accountable for their work. 1