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"소셜 미디어의 발달로 인해 매니져 (managerial roles)의 역할이 어떻게 변화하였는가에 대한 다양한 고찰을 풀어낸 영문 리포트입니다."에 대한 내용입니다.
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In the past, the management of organisations was structured hierarchically. However, social media, considered one of the best innovations of the twenty-first century, has brought great changes to the role of managers by revolutionising communications technology and globalising the media industry. The awareness of humankind has increased on a global scale. This advancement has modified perspectives on the management of organisations.
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