help with oversight and monitor
Hi Everyone,
Could you please tell me what's the difference between oversight and monitor??
Thank you
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Answers · 2
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I guess you mean "oversee". An oversight is an error - specifically, something you should have paid attention to, but didn't.
"To monitor" something simply means to observe it. "To oversee" something (like a group of workers) means that you watch it and make sure that things are going the way they should.
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The correct term is "oversee" but they are the same.
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