Mack was a benevolent manager.
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
Mr Kabila, 40, could improve his legitimacy by investing some of the country's wealth into improved macroeconomic management and social programmes - even as a benevolent dictator.
In discharging their duties, they adopt benevolent, authoritative and benevolent-authoritative style in managing their organizations depending on the situations.
When we describe the day's events and our management of them, we have in mind a wise and benevolent reader who will someday see that we played, on the whole, and despite the best efforts of selfish and unworthy colleagues and relations, a creditable game with the hand we were dealt.
Charles Holden described Pick's management of meetings: "Here his decisions were those of a benevolent dictator, and the members left the meeting with a clear sense of a task to be performed, difficult, perhaps, and sometimes impossible, as might subsequently prove to be, but usually well worth exploring if only in producing convincing proof of obstacles.
These meetings not only demonstrated benevolent concern but also opened up lines of communication between skeptical employees and top management.
Apart from outright fraud, there are all those "benevolent mistakes" that scientists make more or less unwittingly: poor experiment design, sloppy data management, bias in the interpretation of facts and inadequate communication of results and methods.
At a time when cost-cutting pressure has pitted management against labor in newsrooms everywhere, Graham is regarded by his employees as a benevolent figure, a throwback to an earlier era of corporate paternalism.
While Facebook has cast itself as a benevolent tool for social change that connects the world and provides a space for open dialogue, recent investigations have revealed a management team fixated on growth at the expense of the platform's social and political impact.
