Sentence examples for appreciated manager from inspiring English sources

On Thursday afternoon, when Vernon Wells was still part of the Yankees' starting lineup, he said he appreciated Manager Joe Girardi's faith in him despite his staggering offensive struggles.

They appreciate managers who not only take a genuine interest in their careers and offer mentorship, but also take the time to listen to their ideas.

The release of Plex/Nine sees the introduction of a brand new (and much appreciated) media manager.

Levin, Randolph, and Duckworth would seem to be preparing children for personal success only doing well at school, getting into college, getting a job, especially a corporate job where such docility as is suggested by these approved traits (gratitude?) would be much appreciated by managers.

Employees are more likely to feel appreciated when managers make an effort to see them as more than just a subordinate.

While disease-specific funding is welcome and appreciated, health managers interviewed here suggest that the better integration of vertical programs into primary health care systems combined with a shift to more financing for administration and recurrent costs that support basic operations can strengthen the health system.

"We appreciate the manager's trying everything to lift morale but the players felt it was better to stay here and prepare for Stoke.

"It's been good learning the other side of the game and appreciating the manager shouting at you from the side.

"This is my team, I don't want to go anywhere else and everyone knows that". Vale boss Rob Page defended the club's decision to give some of the senior players new contracts and Birchall says he appreciates his manager's honesty over how best to use him.

And I appreciated how the manager told us that Guy had come in only yesterday and tried to change a lot of things after Wednesday's Times review.

A client of mine said that a hiring manager appreciated his willingness to admit his mistake in the interview and gave him the job because (1) he was qualified and (2) he hadn't given up.