He minces few words as he speaks about two of his previous coaches at Chicago: Stan Albeck, who he feels was tolerant of mediocrity ("very laid-back — do your job and then go out and party"), and Doug Collins, who was loyal to management but not to his players (" 'Fuck Doug Collins' was the conversation on the court").
But Unite said that, in his letter of resignation to Ineos, he expressed the view that, in spite of his long and loyal service, management now treated him as the "enemy within".
Mr. Isaacson points out in the article that if Mr. Jobs had truly been a jerk, as his critics say, then he wouldn't have been able to build the most loyal and hardworking management team of any company in America.
We propose that whenever change is executed from the top down, the less loyal line manager will have more room to reduce the demands put on employees by being more selective about when and how to implement directives from top management.
Its strong management and loyal customer base gave investors confidence that an e-commerce operation with the right ingredients could actually succeed.
What does it do when it suspects that some of the most senior figures in the workforce of a confiscated firm are loyal to the former management, and might still have active mafia links?
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"Torre, on the other hand, has been portrayed by management as being loyal, so Yankee fans have remained loyal to him".
Mr. Haefner's investment, which dates to 1987, has been very profitable, and investors and analysts have assumed that Mr. Haefner is loyal to Computer Associates' current management.
Loyal to Alltrista's existing management, which presided over a 70% slide in the share price, they ignored him.
