Sentence examples for difficult manager from inspiring English sources

Guus Hiddink, though, has proved as an equally difficult manager for Wenger to overcome.

Pose hypotheticals—"Imagine it's a year from now, and you did fire that talented but difficult manager.

Still, Mr. Forst could be a difficult manager and often rubbed colleagues the wrong way, according to the people briefed on the matter.

Mr. Biggs, who is perhaps a little too amiable for the job, plays the Woody Allen surrogate, a comedy writer named Jerry Falk who is saddled with a difficult manager (Danny DeVito) and an impossible girlfriend, a would-be actress named Amanda (Ms. Ricci).

She was said to be a difficult manager, knocking heads with several members of the board — including Walter Hewlett (the son of company co-founder William Hewlett).

The Portuguese coach, whom Hoeness described as a "great, successful but also difficult manager", also knocked out Bayern in a quarter-final with Chelsea in 2005.

The following nuance is key in both understanding and reacting to claims you're being difficult: managers and employees usually get equity as a bonus and incentive for joining a fledging startup; whereas investors are getting equity in exchange for an investment.

Moving further beyond a focus on "managing difficult employees," managers should foster an environment where employees can safely make mistakes.

"Our meeting was, well, difficult," the manager said at the time.

Knoblauch called this season very difficult, while Manager Joe Torre said it was turbulent and said Knoblauch was "like the Nasdaq".

With a smooth, confident style, Lowrie, 24, has performed so efficiently that it will be difficult for Manager Terry Francona to displace him.