Russia's newest history textbooks call Stalin an "efficient manager" and his mass political repressions "side effects of modernization".
His reputation today as an efficient manager is as strong as his revolutionary reputation was as an efficient executioner.
Peter Ueberroth, organizer of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games, selected Hinshaw to run the events because he was an efficient manager, Hinshaw's friends and family say.
In terms of commanding troops in Afghanistan, doesn't it just show that he is an efficient manager who knows how to find the most expedient solutions for the problems confronting him?
In the early stages of the health sector rehabilitation, priority was given to train mid-level managers (e.g. DHMTs) in order to ensure an efficient management of the newly recruited civil service [ 53].
Mr. Chazen, who previously served as chief financial officer, won the support of many investors because he was viewed as a smart allocator of capital and efficient manager of new projects.
So Mr. Fleischer offered to have Rachel Sunbarger, the 23-year-old, highly efficient manager of the White House press office, work as a clearinghouse to sort invitations.
The fairy godmother, in her smart blue jacket and skirt, here becomes the efficient manager of the cinema, and the impressive coloratura soprano Elizabeth Sutphen sings the role splendidly.
"But he has vigorously prosecuted eight whistleblowers under the espionage act, which is an all-time record for an American president, and he's been one of the most efficient managers of this surveillance world.
Software companies are usually efficient managers of time, he says, but "we choose to live the dream that says more efficiency should mean less work". .
"After he got that lead, he became more efficient," Manager Joe Girardi said of Sabathia.
