Sentence examples for ideal manager from inspiring English sources

Similar attributes have been emphasized in the New Public Management doctrine [ 28], which portrays the ideal manager as a person who is responsible [ 29] and passionate about management, and who is committed to the interests of the organization.

His reverence for the club made him its ideal manager.

The ideal manager, she added, "can't stand a speck of dust".

Baird said he knew then that Stairs could be an ideal manager someday.

Such recognition has made Torre the ideal manager and stabilizer for a George Steinbrenner team.

For most of those in the game the ideal manager gives a club not only success but stability and continuity and the longer he stays the better.

Regardless, he appears to remain Chelsea's long-term ideal as manager.

After much speculation the 22-year-old played last night but the upheaval was hardly ideal for manager Neil Lennon.

Stones, like Sterling, is having to convince the doubters and, as with his club, he may have the ideal international manager to enable it if he is to become England's linchpin.

Finally we would like to recognise the enormous contribution of Dr. Magai Kaare who worked as the IDEAL project manager until his untimely death following a car accident in 2008.

So in an ideal world, managers know exactly what's going on with their direct reports.