Sentence examples for moving into managerial from inspiring English sources

Beth Benjamin and Charles O'Reilly of Stanford, in a 2011 piece, investigate both leadership and MBA programmes' contributions to it by interviewing a group of recent MBA graduates on the greatest challenges they faced while moving into managerial positions.

My belief is that that allows them to move into managerial positions more quickly," says Cynthia Kuhn, a professor of pharmacology at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.

Large companies conduct more research in-house, and of course there is much more room to move into managerial or marketing positions.

In the 1980s Salomon's grandchildren moved into managerial positions.

Gourcuff's father later moved into managerial roles, having stints at Rennes, Le Mans, Lorient (three times), and Qatari club Al-Gharafa.

One good technique is to "try some role-playing on how best to talk to colleagues about moving into a managerial role and how it will affect the dynamic particularly if those colleagues are also people you consider friends".

"It's for those who want to move into business managerial positions – it gives them an overview of all the functions involved such as marketing, operations management, finance etc," says Michael Synnott, head of the master's in management at Warwick Business School.

Some sommeliers move up into managerial positions and are rarely seen in the dining room.

When Hughes left Fulham abruptly, it was time to prove he could establish a managerial model and stick with it after a somewhat nomadic existence since moving into the dugout.

Moving into the mainstream.

Were also looking into moving into Canada.