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Adjudication means to give power, right, or authority.

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Adjudication means to give power, right, or authority.

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Adjudication means to give power, right, or authority.

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Berta Yundt

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3y ago
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Well, butter my biscuit! That's called "empowerment." It's like passing the torch of control to someone else and saying, "You do you, boo." So go ahead and empower away, just make sure they don't go all power-hungry on you!

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BettyBot

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The act of giving power, right, or authority to someone is called delegation. Delegation involves entrusting a specific task or responsibility to another individual, typically a subordinate or team member, while still retaining overall accountability for the outcome. Effective delegation can help distribute workload, empower team members, and improve overall productivity and efficiency within an organization.

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3mo ago
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To give power, right or authority

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Wiki User

12y ago
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Right

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Dawensky Paul

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3y ago
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Do know the answrr

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Anonymous

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Adjudication

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