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Operations Manager Reviews
What is it like working as an Operations Manager?
October 2013
Operations Manager
Operations Manager:
Pros: The team and my work
Cons: Culture of company.
October 2013
Operations Manager:
Pros: constant variety and challenge
Cons: occasional crazy hours
October 2013
Summary of my job
Operations Manager:
Pros: Feeling that you are doing a good thing, job satisfaction. Colleagues are entertaining. Prestigious place to work. Forward thinking company. Customers are interesting and well educated. Making a difference. Beautiful new building. Challenging, every day is different. Never boring, always learning new things.
Cons: Sometimes feel unappreciated and over worked. Tasks you have worked on not getting completed it frustrating. Staff make silly mistakes and complain a lot.
October 2013
Delegation
Operations Manager:
Learn to trust others around you and delegate tasks and responsibilities. It is impossible to do all tasks yourself and the job is about overseeing others managing the workload allowing you to concentrate on more major areas of the business such as forward planning and project management
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