Sentence examples for problem executive from inspiring English sources

In an article in the June issue of the Harvard Business Review (HBR), Mr Berglas writes that some of the "former athletes, lawyers, business academics and consultants" who have become executive coaches "do more harm than good".That is because, unlike Mr Berglas, they cannot spot "the difference between a problem executive and an executive with a problem".

Mr. Toyoda's biggest problem, executives and analysts say, is transforming a lineup dotted with mundane-looking vehicles that buyers bought because of their reliability, not because of their style appeal.

The Cognitive Performance Scale (CPS) combines information on memory impairment, communication problems, executive function, and independence in daily decision making.

The agreement also leaves unresolved a litany of structural problems, executives say.

Despite the problems, executives at Partnerships for Schools (PfS), the government agency that oversees the programme, received 11%-18 11%-18es for meeting targets last year.

Instead of fixing the problems, executives, it seems, fixed the books.

In his recent book Change by Design, Tim argues that by applying design thinking to everyday business problems, executives can stimulate innovation and raise the bar on competition.

The problem with executive pay, in the end, isn't what we call it.

Dan Zukowski, Newport Beach, Calif.: The problem with executive pay is that it no longer follows the time-honored risk/reward ratio.

The problem of executive pay is characterised by Cable and many others as a gap between reward and performance.

"We think it is a no-brainer; they caused the problem," County Executive Andrew Spano said in an interview yesterday.