Sure, although it may not apply to this topic exactly. Our community is about as old as Discourse and since it is not commercial and not connected to a “product”, we don’t have the same sort of drive to get new users. But we do have a non-zero number of problematic users, and we have a more detailed code of conduct than would, say, a community built around an open source product.
Our community managers are mostly there to settle disputes between users and moderators, set policy, and generally ensure the well-being of the forum long term.
They have no need for access to the tools granted to a site admin. And to be quite honest, they probably wouldn’t even use the stats very much.
(This is where it may diverge from the topic at hand…) What they do need is access to staff areas for communication and review of staff actions. So they are all given moderator status and are told how to silence as much moderation “noise” as possible, as well as told to not touch the super powers that mods get.