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Let me explain in short my business partner and I are looking to assign roles. Her ideal way of doing so is to assign someone a job title and that person completes duties from said job title. Ex. If I'm the inventory manager I will be in charge of ordering stock, updating inventory, making sure inventory is out on the floor, updating the website inventory etc. But I believe that we can take the duties from a job title and split them up into people. Ex. I can be in charge of ordering the stock and updating the inventory and she can be in charge of updating the website & placing stuff on the floor.

Is this atypical and a waste of time? It's only two of us and we run a retail shop, brick and mortar and online. Would love some advice.

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