Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Managers"

A: Work just means for someone to be doing an activity to get a result. In this situation, it’s asking questions.

“Managers should (ask) groups for their opinions.”

A: Managers = people who are in charge of something. Probably a teacher in this case
manor = a type of house (large country house that has a lot of land)
mentor = to teach
minors = youth, usually children
numerous = many, multiple times

Managers at the manor mentor minors numerous mornings a month = The people who are in charge at the manor teach the children multiple mornings a month

マナーハウスの先生は、月に複数朝を子供たちに教える
(もしこの文は間違っていったら、ごめんなさい)

A: All Managers,
Please open sales & Ach in Excel not in Google sheets as I lose the connection between the files and SQL Database and have to rebuild the files again.

thanks

A: × Managers decide to make like they solved the problem and tell a lie.
✓ Managers decide to make like they solved the problem, and tell lies.

Use punctuation to separate different ideas, so that we clearly understand what you mean

A: Peers means people of the same status. Students in your class are your peers because you are in the same class. Employees with the same position are peers. A manager's peers are fellow managers. An employees peers are fellow employees.

A: maybe add "the" in the beginning

A: Managers seems to be careful not to break employment laws as you said. The laws are now more strict than they were in the past therefore, managers now pay closer attention to employment regulations and in particular, the rights of their employees.