The extent of the personification and the amount learnt from being focused on by the media were both influenced by the managers' degree of confidence about the managerial role during periods of strong pressure.
How he became a toy designer: I was a restaurant manager and getting a management degree when I went on a vacation with my fiancée and her family at Atlantic City.
Other corporations will shrink from taking such risks, whatever their managers' degrees of morality or amorality.
In this case, the interaction between the level of taxation and the manager's degree of risk aversion can result in the acceptance of capital investment projects that have a marginal value to shareholders below marginal cost.
(The assistant manager's degree -- which he had left off his resume -- was in economics).
For example, if the practice you're analyzing is the posting of managers' 360-degree feedback results, the working hypothesis might be that the policy will make managers more accountable to their employees.
Joseph Fuentes, a senior New Jersey policeman who has written a doctoral thesis on the industry, explains that the Mexican distributors operate with great professionalism, sometimes employing top managers with degrees in business studies, and relying heavily on honour, credit and collateral.
One survey question asked hiring managers what degrees they preferred.
The questionnaire was tested at a technology transfer office with the technology transfer managers with degrees in the natural and life sciences.
Collingridge, who works part-time as a community initiatives manager, chose the degree because it takes a more practical approach than other courses.
