The phrase "management attitude" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the overall attitude and mindset of the management team within a company or organization. Example: The success of a company often depends on the management attitude towards innovation and adaptability.
The board that investigated the Columbia accident found that damage from debris during launching was only half the story and blamed a management attitude that played down risk and stifled dissenting views from the engineers closest to the problem.
But the management attitude he articulated at the Irkutsk Aluminum Plant — that it was his workers' job to make a product and his to multiply money — fits uncomfortably in the record business, where a passion for the product is a mark of distinction.
One of the best indices of management attitude and the effectiveness of the maintenance function is the number of production interruptions caused by maintenance related problems.
These firms differ not only in their innovative activities, but also in their business practices and strategies, such as management attitude, planning and external orientation, that they use to achieve innovation.
"This suggests that tone at the top and overall senior management attitude to fighting fraud is worsening, and presents an increasing challenge for non-executive board members," said Andrew Clark, forensic services partner at PwC.
As there is hardly any experience with robotic barns, and each farmer has his own management attitude, depending on his personality and local conditions; the optimal layout, therefore, is specific to each case.
In the four years since I started writing these blogs, all the ops I have received have been successful, and my criticisms of the NHS have been mostly in the efficiency and communications – and management attitudes.
Patten has also noticeably resisted the rhetoric from the Conservative party, of which he was once chairman, that what the BBC needs at this stage of its history is a "clean skin", an outsider who will introduce to the BBC financial and management attitudes shaped by private business experience.
Our research objective is to investigate individual characteristics and attitudes that relate to exurban land management attitudes.
Changes in industrial throughput, operational design, and management attitudes are needed to ensure sustainability within the industry.
In forest management, attitudes of people are either positive or negative outlook to particular forest management activities (Elias 2004; Jotte 1997; Tesfaye et al. 2012).
