Sentence examples for managers are judged from inspiring English sources

Managers are judged by the staff they manage and the homeless people who are in direct contact with our staff are asked what they think about them.

Managers are judged by it.

Managers are judged on results".

To many in corporate America, G.E. is a meritocracy par excellence -- a place where managers are judged on their ability to meet tough financial goals, not on whether they speak with the right accent, attended the right schools or had the right father.

If you use the same methodology on stockmarkets, hedge funds outperformed the S&P 500 between 2001 and the end of 2010.But private-equity managers are judged on a similar basis (the internal rate of return) to Mr Lack's calculations.

Ultimately though, managers are judged by results.

Eventually benchmarks were established and managers were judged on whether they beat the industry, or the stockmarket, average.

"We want to move away from managers being judged on their last three results," Bevan said.

Fund managers that are judged against a benchmark where Apple is heavily weighted, like the NASDAQ 100 or the S&P 500 technology index, have to scramble to keep a heavy exposure to Apple.

Coaches, general managers and scouts are judged as much on collegiate talent acquisition as they are on wins and losses on the field.

England would probably have qualified for the World Cup and then you are judged as England manager at a tournament, but now he will never have that chance.