Sentence examples for lesson manager from inspiring English sources

Former Commonwealth Games diver Sally Freeman is the diving lesson manager at Plymouth Life Centre, and she has no doubts that Daley's profile has been central to the sport's success in the South West.

The lesson managers can take from this is that if poor communication causes the staff you manage to walk away, it will reflect badly on your management skills and could hinder your climb up the career ladder.

But they said the case was mainly a cautionary lesson for managers who knowingly hire unauthorized immigrants.

Like this one, about his goalkeeper: "I think David De Gea is one of the team, so he is a goalkeeper, so he has to stop [the ball]." Lesson learnt Managers can be challenged when they treat journalists like a piece of rubbish.

Mr. Nachman's response: "It wasn't so insignificant that you didn't insert yourself personally into these matters?" But at other times, Mr. Greenberg acknowledged that he took an active interest in the losses, and chose to get personally involved in part because he wanted to "teach a lesson to managers" involved.

The ways monogamous animals work together toward a common goal offers a key lesson for managers.

The lesson for managers is that re-engaging employees who've zoned out, taken on a don't-care attitude or have begun under-performing rarely involves a quick fix.

The lesson for managers in the corporate world or otherwise: figure out how to balance your role as a boss and a parent — before those two worlds become too much to handle.

One of the early lessons my manager imparted to me was how to not only double-check my work but also triple-check it.

SPOKEN WORD BARNES & NOBLE Chris Komisarjevsky, father of six and president and CEO of Burson-Marsteller, will discuss and sign his book "Peanut Butter and Jelly Management: Tales From Parenthood, Lessons for Managers".

Acquirers can learn few more important lessons than managers' propensity to overestimate their own ability.