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Discover LudwigThe phrase "experience managing" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing someone's past professional accomplishments. For example, you could say: "His resume lists extensive experience managing large-scale projects."
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He's a hard worker and capable production manager, but he has no experience managing an entire operation.
None has much experience managing large bureaucracies.
They don't have experience managing others.
You have some experience managing across different countries and cultures.
The fifth member, with experience managing major fund assets, would be appointed directly by the comptroller.
Q. Tell me about your experience managing a work force across cultures.
Before starting the agency, Ms. Robinovitz, 39, had no experience managing careers, other than her own.
Torre said he had used his experience managing the Yankees in 2001 to inform his decision.
However, he does not appear to have experience managing a large bureaucracy.
The purpose of this study was to review our collective experience managing cervical AIS during pregnancy.
In addition, Mr. Parsons's recent experience managing the music division is expected to be an asset.
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