Sentence examples for super manager from inspiring English sources

Steve in Sussex: I have to say the ultimate test for any "super" manager like Guardiola or Mourinho is to manage a club like Swansea (who I support funnily enough) rather than a big club and lead them to the title.

"He was a super manager," Tom Heinsohn, a player and a coach for Auerbach, said.

But if you are a bit more realistic, if you know that eighty per cent of hedge-fund managers aren't worth the fees they charge, then the rational thing to do is to give up trying to find a super manager, and just go for a good, efficient diversifier instead".

Demi and Zac's super manager Jason Weinberg fussed like a mother hen over Dita Von Teese, Selma Blair, Gina Gershon and Demi's daughters Rumer and Scout Willis.

If you are really convinced that you can find those super managers, then don't waste your time with our stuff.

As for "obscene compensation packages", they remain as much an affront to rational evaluations of alleged super managers' performance as ever.

The process is made worse by inheritance and, in the US and UK, by the rise of extravagantly paid "super managers".

This is compounded by top "super managers" ensuring that whatever paltry gains are made go not to workers but to profits, which then inflates the share price and, via related bonuses and incentives, those managers' own remuneration.

It is easy to forget that the banking collapse and bailout of the most vulturous and inept "super managers" in the world provoked a crisis of legitimacy for free market conservatism.

Not only do the children of the rich have the same advantages they possessed in the 19th century, but, in a modern twist, a new but equally undeserving class of "super managers" extract opulent "rewards" from their companies, which bear no discernible relationship to their less-than-super productivity or performance.

The super- manager, able to leap from industry to industry in a single bound, is, for the most part, the stuff of myth.