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# # Question 37 - Employees who are managers
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# Suppose you're trying to understand how many managers you have per employee at Company XYZ. On your search to understand, you are given two tables: (1) managers and (2) employees. Each table has 1 column named id.
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# Given this dataset, can you use SQL to find the employees that are also managers? Hint: given the table names as well as the single column name you should be able to write a full SQL query.

# ```sql
# select 
#     m.id 
# from managers m
# join employees e
#     on e.id = m.id
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