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What is the difference between an assistant and a coordinator?
In salary reports, an assistant usually averages $3.00 less and hour than a coordinator. An assistant answers to one person where a coordinator answers to a group of people.
What is difference between a coordinator and a supervisor?
The difference between a coordinator and supervisor is slightly above a manager and is sometimes known as an administrative assistant. A supervisor deals with tasks and individuals. A coordinator can tell someone what they should do and a supervisor can tell someone what they should do.
What is the difference between a storekeeper and a materials coordinator?
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What is the difference between Project Expeditor and project coordinator?
project coordinator can made decision but project expeditor can not
What does coordinator mean?
Addministrator or Assistant
What should an assistant event coordinator make?
coffee
What is the difference between a senior buyer and purchasing coordinator?
What's the different between a buyer and a senoir buyer
What is the difference between a coordinator and a specialist?
A specialist has experience or training in a particular area. A coordinator brings together all aspects of a job or project to complete them.
Who is the Tennessee Titans assistant coach?
There are two - offensive coordinator Chris Palmer, and defensive coordinator Jerry Gray.
What is the difference between a occupational therapist and a occupational therapist assistant?
the assistant assists
Difference between ICS assistant vs deputy?
deputy is fully qualified and assistant is just that, an assistant.
Is there any difference between accounts assistant and accounts executive?
There is a difference between an account assistant and an account' executive. The assistant is non-management and likely makes an hourly salary. An account executive is paid salary and would be over the assistant.
