Sentence examples for managers to navigate from inspiring English sources

The best way for managers to navigate this season is to establish a year-round culture of respect for everyone, and to plan holiday celebrations that reflect the makeup of the workplace.

While some believed that she would bring a warmer touch to the company, others worried that she did not have enough years as a manager to navigate a highly regulated and often highly political environment.

Good long-term performance requires a fund manager to navigate both bull and bear markets.

Then fund managers had to navigate a treacherous market, with the Dow Jones industrial average dropping more than 14percentt for the week.

In any context, managers also have to navigate and learn to work around the established procedures and management systems (Mintzberg 2011).

Boomers can use their life events age to advise younger colleagues (including their managers) on how to navigate such transitions.

William Ackman, of hedge fund Pershing Square Capital Management, thinks demand for real estate will rebound but investors should look for companies with stellar managers who know how to navigate a dicey market.

To achieve that the manager will first have to navigate his way through a squad that by Parish's admission was put together in haphazard fashion over the summer, with the promotion catching those in charge on the hop.

Ellen is the kind of journalist and manager who had the ability to navigate the bureaucracy and make new things happen".

As a government asset manager, I would also have to navigate working in a corrupt environment.

As a manager, how is Alexus supposed to navigate team members who aren't telling her what they really think?