So much went wrong technically and managerially at Deepwater that should not have done.
The politician shut up.People can argue over the respective virtues of making across-the-board cuts or targeting particular departments (they usually do a bit of both), but managerially speaking it is not a tough ask.
The result is firms that are broad but shallow, thinly-spread and managerially stretched.
Then in the past few days several bloggers have chewed over a weird self-portrait in Mr Dimon's Chicago house, showing only his expensively tailored upper torso, arms managerially akimbo.I generally find the extravagant media attention granted to very rich guys to be distasteful as such, and the rash of worshipful publicity Mr Dimon is receiving helped pinpoint one reason why.
While most research on workplace games has concerned itself with spontaneous, employee-generated play, one forthcoming study — authored by Mollick, the Wharton professor, and his colleague Nancy Rothbard — is among the first to consider the effect on workers of "managerially imposed" exercises that mimic video games.
On the other hand, I'm thinking, Sheesh, just the idea of having to support all that, emotionally, financially, managerially.
This all shows how fair, supportive, insightful, managerially astute, farsighted and ingenious Mr. Sulzberger was.
By then, August IV had been named chief executive — despite investor concerns over "whether he was well-rounded enough, intellectually or managerially, to handle the top job," Ms. MacIntosh writes.
Garcia's style, nurtured by his father and unleashed managerially, first upon Dijon and then Le Mans — teams he transformed — is one of attack, of a flowing 4-3-3 system thallowsows players to play.
I think managerially my style will be very different from the mayor's.
