The Primary Difference Between a Supervisor and a Working Supervisor

Multiple Choice

The primary difference between a supervisor and a working supervisor is that:

A) Working supervisors make up the first tier of management, while supervisors are considered mid-level managers.
B) Supervisors usually manage entry-level employees, while working supervisors manage more experienced employees.
C) Working supervisors are not considered part of management.
D) Supervisors are not considered part of management.