Sentence examples for managing the human from inspiring English sources
Managing the human resources on a personal and emotional level is more important than picking a starting XI.
For early conservationists, it was an unsettlingly short step from managing forests to managing the human gene pool.
For these conservationists, who prized the expert governance of resources, it was an unsettlingly short step from managing forests to managing the human gene pool.
An alarming 33% of those old bosses had not chosen a successor.Even if Dad steps down, there may still be problems, says Nigel Nicholson, who has just written a book ("Managing the Human Animal", published by Texere, London) on the way that raw human behaviour surfaces in corporate life.
That matters: in the new scheme GPs act as the point of contact for patients and as the "customers" for hospitals and clinics.Within parts of the NHS, there is concern that Richard Granger, the chief executive of CFH who was brought in from Deloitte Consulting three years ago, has been better at roughing up the consortia and dealing with the technology than managing the human side of things.
It aims at managing the human environment and its complexities.
Ariely's expertise comes in for helping manage the human and behavioral sides of the time management problem, and applying machine learning and data optimization to address the repeatable mistakes that people make when dealing with timing.
Rather than regulate bonuses, regulate and manage the human capital that comes into it".
Grace obtained a master's degree from a prestigious foreign university, and she managed the human resource department of a large international corporation.
"Until autonomous vehicles are fully rolled out, we have to employ technology to help manage the human factor in driving," says Neil Cawse, the company's CEO.
It's increasingly clear that Facebook's failure to invest adequately across its international business to oversee and manage the human rights impacts of its technology tools can have a very high cost indeed.
