I heard someone say that mine managers and county heads are equal, right? Ask a friend to answer!

Everyone says different things about addressing. There are many people, because mine managers and county heads are equal. This statement is wrong, because the mine manager of a coal mine is an enterprise unit, among enterprises, that is to say, according to regulations, it is a coal mine in an enterprise. The mine manager is the leader, and he is different from the county magistrate. The county magistrate represents the distribution of the country and the establishment of institutions. Entrusted by the state, he made some choices for the people, or some of them had the right to make choices, so their relationship was not at the same level at all. One is a business leader, the other is making decisions for the people, and the other is two different county heads in the workplace, all of whom are leading cadres of an organ recruited by the state, while the coal mine is the leader and everyone is the guide to developing mineral resources.