Sentence examples for management genius from inspiring English sources
The franchise's president of baseball operations is Theo Epstein, who won two World Series titles while running the Red Sox a decade ago, is still only 41 years old and is widely considered to be a baseball management genius.
A brilliant manager, with a more aggressive, hands-on approach than has been used of late, could turn them all around.A time for boldnessOne advantage of the Thatcherite approach, which requires less management genius, is that it is so much simpler.
Management: Genius Bob, you've done it again.
Pandit may prove to be a management genius.
It's no accident that GE is considered one of the better-run companies in the U.S. Akio Morita, the management genius behind Sony, feels the overuse of consultants is a major weakness of U.S. management.
With $30 billion in subprime mortgages on the books, being issued at the rate of $3 billion per quarter when the crisis struck, let's just say Dimon wasn't the risk management genius he claims to be.
She describes the method of doctors at Stanford's pain management clinic as "genius".
Judging him to be an operator who might succeed where so many others have failed and who might finally crack the code, the powers that be attempt to keep Qohen slaving over his electronic lathe by dispatching first a cyber call-girl, Bainsley (Mélanie Thierry), and then Management's computer genius son Bob Lucas Hedgess) to provide him with encouragement and technical backup.
Neither has Hodgson ever demonstrated the man-management or tactical genius of a Jose Mourinho.
Also on the positive side: he was a genius at management and organization; a Midas at moneymaking.
It turned out that Stalin had a genius for management — for setting up clear lines of authority and for inspiring and organizing people.
