Sentence examples for driven manager from inspiring English sources

The biggest success of a computer driven manager is Renaissance Technologies LLC an East Setauket, New York based investment management firm founded in 1982 by James Simons, an award-winning mathematician and former Cold War code breaker.

For greedy companies looking to make a quick and dirty buck, the woman-becoming-man provides a perfect foil: "No institution in America has gained more than the U.S. corporation from the proliferation of images of the killer woman -- the socker, the husband-beater and murderer, the child-hater, the fiercely driven manager on the way up.

He always wanted the best out of everyone even when they couldn't get to where he wanted them to be - that's why he was a passionate and driven manager.

Now nearing the end of his career, he is regarded as a driven manager, a supervisor who arrives at work each day between 5 and 6 a.m. and stays late into the evenings.

Shanahan, known during his decades-long Boeing career as a driven manager who helped turn around the company's troubled Dreamliner program, brought an unceremonious, West Coast style to the Pentagon, former colleagues said.

"[Bristol City manager] Derek [McInnes] is a very ambitious and driven manager and I'm very much looking forward to working under him".

Ego has driven managers to proliferate brand names across categories and industries.

Over the last decade, as costs have been cut and technology has driven managers and professionals to do much of their own administrative work, this problem has been amplified.

Their client focus, too, was achievement driven: Managers often found themselves devoting more time and energy to making the sale than understanding the customer's needs.

Not for nothing did they call the conservative Brown Brothers Harriman, the grandest remaining partnership, "the cemetery with the lights on".Rather than being victims, shareholders may well have driven managers on.

Alas, rpm itself is a terrible tool to use for this purpose, a fact that has driven managers of rpm-based systems to regularly tear their hair for years now.