How do I draw reflexive association if there are inheritance

My teacher gave us a homework to draw a class diagram using something like this

class PersonRole{}

class Employee{
 isA PersonRole;
}
class Manager {
 isA Employee;
 0..1 -- * Employee;
}

I know in order to draw a reflexive association, both instances has to have same class(is that correct?)

But in this instance, manager inherits from employee, and employee inherits from personrole.
So can I say both of their class are personrole and draw a reflexive association between them? If not, do I just Draw generalization and association?

i tried to draw normal reflexive line like this

but it feels weird

I also tried this

Feels OK but I wonder if using reflexive is possible

Your first attempt uses a reflexive association. It is not wrong but does not at all correspond to your design:

• it assumes that every person has potentiallly employees and a manager.
• It does not define other classes, but just properties that are not in the code for personRole.
• as a consequence, manager and employee could not have different behaviors.

Your second design doesn't use reflexive associations, and corresponds to your narrative. There is no issue having an association and a generalization between the same classes.

A third option could use a reflexive association on employee, but keep manager as a specialisation on employee. This design deviates from the narrative, could allow managers to have different properties and behaviours. But it implies also that employees could report to non-managers (e.g.team leads that have not a formal management role).