Sentence examples for managers would talk from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schulz said that management had scheduled a series of "safety blitzes" in which managers would talk to workers to assure that standards were upheld.

My manager made sure that no other manager would talk to me and as soon as the head of the office left town he tried to put me on a PIP.

"our security team spoke to your team, they said your manager would talk to you.

If your work is valuable and competently done, most managers would rather talk money than hire and train a newcomer who may or may not work out.

Promoters would talk to the managers about groups that they had coming in for table reservations, and the managers would blatantly ask what 'kind' of people they were.

Nevertheless, from the 1950s onward, executives and middle managers came to expect that they would talk with one another in the office for business or personal reasons and would even play together at the end of the day.

Phillips, who declined to comment for this report, was not calling to arrange a meal but to see whether Stone would talk with his manager and friend, Michael Sanchez.

The interviewer told me she would talk to the manager and tell him to hire me because she knows how hard it is for someone who has served time to get a job.

General Manager Glen Grunwald was in New York, so Woodson said he would talk to him after the Knicks played at Utah on Monday.

I talked with anyone who would talk with me, trying to sell whatever the manager told me to sell that day.

"Bill and Dave would talk to anyone," said Jerry Cashman, who worked as HP's Work/Life manager from 1983 to 1999.