Does your job require you to manage others? |
# | Response Date | Comment |
1. | Mon, 7/30/07 1:54 PM | N/A |
2. | Mon, 7/30/07 1:58 PM | on weekends in the absence of admin. |
3. | Mon, 7/30/07 8:29 PM | No line responsibilities; this is a staff position currently. |
4. | Mon, 7/30/07 9:12 PM | not currently employed Some of my jobs have required supervision |
5. | Mon, 7/30/07 10:07 PM | I'm the designee when my manager is away and participate in managers' staff meetings and other cross functional/inter-departmental teams, that make decisions which impact the library. |
6. | Wed, 8/1/07 8:33 PM | Only if I am the senior staff member on duty, which only happens very occasionally |
7. | Wed, 8/1/07 10:17 PM | when I serve as chair of the dept. I technically am a supervisor. In reality the library staff manage themselves. |
8. | Wed, 8/1/07 11:47 PM | again, unemployed... |
9. | Thu, 8/2/07 12:37 PM | I advide my colleagues because I am more involved with our e-resources, but I do not formally supervise my colleagues. |
10. | Sat, 8/4/07 3:57 PM | When employed, usually not. |
11. | Mon, 8/6/07 12:01 AM | Share superisory activities with others. |
12. | Mon, 8/6/07 2:31 AM | against being a manager of any kind |
13. | Wed, 8/8/07 6:35 PM | I have in the past, will be doing so again shortly |
14. | Thu, 8/9/07 11:38 PM | Co-ordinate C+YA services - colleagues p/t with similar qualifications. We all report to the same Team Leader. Am responsible for the area, collection and services, but not the staff. |
15. | Fri, 8/10/07 1:25 PM | No, but I'm sorely tempted to move to the "dark side" |
16. | Tue, 8/14/07 1:35 PM | Supervised for many years - no longer do |
17. | Mon, 8/20/07 2:47 PM | I frequently train others |