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An employee of an organization with some level of managerial or supervisory authority, who is subordinate to and works with one or more higher-level managers. The duties of an assistant manager may include direct supervision of staff, employee evaluation, initial disciplinary contact, and performing other managerial tasks when the manager is unavailable. Assistant managers are often promoted from within the ranks after being recognized for efficiency or leadership potential.

A budget analyst is someone who helps various organizations and businesses organize and allocate their financial resources by developing and executing budgets for them. They monitor spending to remain within budget and estimate future spending requirements. In a private firm, a budget analyst will review the budget and look for new ways to improve efficiency and increase profits. In a non-profit and government organization where profit is not a concern, budget analysts find the best way to allocate the funds amongst various programs or departments.

Financial examiners determine if financial institutions and transactions are in compliance with the law by evaluating the risk level of loans, assess bank management, and review balance sheets. Those working in consumer compliance would monitor lending activity to make sure that borrowers are fairly treated.They present reports detailing the safety and soundness of the institution and review the minutes of the managers and directors meetings. Financial examiners are mainly employed by the insurance and famulus industry or state or federal governments typically on a full-time basis.

A personal financial advisor is a professional who provides financial advice and services to clients according to their specific needs. Personal financial advisors have the expertise and experience to deliver solutions tailored to their customers' needs, avoid costly errors, and mitigate risk, as well as offer a suite of services and products aligned with clients' current and future goals. Some financial advisors receive a flat fee for their advice, while others earn commissions from the sale of investments.