Sentence examples for make good managers from inspiring English sources

But traders rarely make good managers.

Great footballers, in Britain at least, rarely make good managers.

But, say insiders, he has proved the adage that good consultants do not necessarily make good managers.

"I think guys who have been in the big leagues make good managers," Miceli said the day before John Boles was fired.

"I really am the worst partner to have: a) I'm a woman, and I've just been told in this country women don't make good managers, b) I don't have any money to invest, and c) I have zero business experience.

They won't have equity in it, so you need someone who is no older than their fifties, has a clear understanding of the current world financial market, who is commercially minded and who has an understanding of racing, maybe even someone who has raced themselves, but not at the highest level because I don't think people who have competed at the very highest level make good managers.

Rivera conceals flaws, covers up mistakes and often makes good managers — like Torre — look like geniuses.

Sir Hugh Wontner, who presided over the Savoy Group until his death in 1993, made no secret of his contempt: 'Italians make good hotel managers,' he said.

Most postdocs make good project managers, shepherding multiple lines of research into a coherent final publication, but they often lack other types of management training.

Good managers make good markets.

People in positions of authority make good leaders or managers only if they respect others under their guidance.