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A quick definition of manager:

A manager is someone who runs a business or organization. They make sure everything is working well and everyone is doing their job. Sometimes, they are in charge of other managers too. Managers can also be lawmakers who help make decisions about new laws. In some cases, they may be responsible for taking care of a business for people who are owed money.

A more thorough explanation:

A manager is a person who oversees the operations of a business, office, or organization. They are responsible for making sure everything runs smoothly and efficiently. There are different types of managers:

  • General Manager: This is a manager who has overall control of a business or organization, including authority over other managers. They are usually equivalent to a president or CEO of a corporation.
  • Conference Manager: This is a legislator appointed to a conference committee charged with adjusting differences in a bill passed by both houses in different versions.
  • Managing Conservator: This is a court-appointed person responsible for carrying on a business for the benefit of creditors or other beneficiaries.

For example, a general manager of a restaurant oversees the entire operation, including the kitchen, waitstaff, and finances. A conference manager works to reconcile differences in a bill passed by both houses of Congress. A managing conservator is appointed by a court to manage a business for the benefit of creditors.

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HopefullyInLawSchool
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Another day another dollar
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lilypadfrog
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he is a terrible writer. his personal writing blog is shockingly bad
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@KnowledgeableRitzyWasp: what are legit side hustles you have seen people do in LS?
lilypadfrog
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LSAT tutoring
That is not an option for me lmao
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@KnowledgeableRitzyWasp: yeah there are a couple thanks for asking
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11:57
Guys this UPenn wave looks fake
11:57
I genuinely hate places that call because it turns things into a day-long stress instead of just being like oop I didn't get an email oh well
Trismegistus
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how does it look fake
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11:58
does Michigan call or email?
TackyProudYogurt
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I have missed every A call I have received because I have a job and they all call at like 11 am
Trismegistus
11:58
what an excellent problem to have
am I being dumb to even think I have a chance at penn
should I just give up hope now
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i tutored for the lsat in college lol, i went to a rich people school so the parents were happy to shell out money to a kid who didnt even have an official score yet
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you have a great shot bulldog
the R's are killing any confidence I had
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reddit says penn is calling, also same the umich r that early was disheartening
wonder what cornblatt is doing rn
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PuppyBot
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i knew those group interviews existed for nefarious purposes
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Oh I'm straight up not getting decisions until March am I
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lilypadfrog
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getting a ton of t14 As in March probably feels so good if you’re jackfrost
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