Sentence examples for managerial style of from inspiring English sources

He obviously had not studied the managerial style of a postseason veteran, Joe Torre.

She both aped the managerial style of General Electric's former C.E.O., Jack Welch, and channeled the spirit of Clara Barton.

Despite political differences between Copé's "uninhibited right" and the more classical managerial style of Fillon, it all comes down to a fight between those two men.

It was a few postcodes round the North Circular at Queens Park Rangers that the Blackpool central defender first became acquainted with the odd-ball managerial style of Ian Holloway five summers ago.

"Obviously players want to play and if he is not playing the next couple of weeks it is up to him (if he wants to leave)." Bjorn Helge Riise was quoted in the Norwegian press as saying he was 'not surprised' to hear his brother had fallen out with Jol, with quotes attributed to him which questioned the managerial style of the former Tottenham boss.

Identify the managerial style of your group and think about how this complements and/or detracts from your personal skill set.

Readers of the Independent are introduced to a "cricket and poetry-loving" new man at the top who says he learned much of his managerial style on his Hyderabad school oval.

As his career sputtered, Hurdle was preparing for the next phase of his baseball life by paying attention to the managerial styles of Whitey Herzog, Jim Frey and Dick Howser, picking out what worked and what did not.

This study investigated managerial work and proposed the description of managerial styles of small businesses owner-managers based on the process and roles approaches.

Helgesen's previous book, The Female Advantage, analyzing the managerial styles of successful women, has remained in print since it was first published in 1990 and made Helgesen a popular figure on the lecture circuit.

These managerial styles of knowing, moreover, can filter down to the level of the ward and healthcare practice, thereby further displacing existing notions of quality.