SQLQuokkaSQLQuokkaMicrosoft's compensation team is auditing pay structures and wants to find employees who earn strictly more than their direct manager. Employees without a manager (`manager_id` is NULL) cannot be compared and should not appear. Write an SQL query that returns `employee_name`, `employee_salary`, `manager_name` and `manager_salary` for every such employee. Order the results by the employee's `employee_id` ascending.
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