Sentence examples for managers have learned from inspiring English sources

But sophisticated managers have learned to manage foreign-exchange exposure in new ways.

Managers have learned how to align facilities tasks with business goals.

But experienced managers have learned to combine inference with hardnosed rationality.

And most managers have learned to adjust to the effect inflation has on current operating costs.

And what good community managers have learned is that, first and foremost, all engagement is not the same.

Managers have learned that they cannot do it alone; rather, they must work on a cooperative basis with other organizations in order to succeed.

This approach represents an application of Mayo's Hawthorne effect something Japanese managers had learned from American management consultants such as W. Edwards Deming.

This early check, they added, shows that the project managers had learned from earlier problems with the $24 billion fleet rebuilding program known as Deepwater.

After puzzling over this mystery for a long time, he finally came up with the answer: it was owing to the way the managers had learned to measure success.

And Barbara Brown, a former office manager, has learned that a telltale sign that she is not getting a job is when she is asked why she has been job hunting for a year and a half.

Also, within certain businesses, there are managers who have learned the skills of facilitative leadership". While these are not synonymous with peacebuilding skills, they certainly overlap.