Sentence examples for training subordinates from inspiring English sources

Too few Millennial leaders shirk the responsibility of properly training subordinates.

Truly great leaders like James Kinnear understand that leadership is about building organizations by training subordinates and delegating authority to them, as he did to his Saudi colleagues.

Grove devoted an entire chapter to training, in it he argued that training subordinates is one of the most important jobs every manager has.

The authenticity of the leader's character is essential — if colleagues don't believe you, they will not take needed risks on your behalf — such as training subordinates to be able to do their own jobs.

There should be rangers' schools and facilities for training subordinate staff and providing vocational training in every country where the forest resources represent a valuable potential.

Although the prosecution made no recommendation for a sentence, Julio A. Cuevas Jr., an assistant district attorney, said Sergeant Eiseman had committed perjury, falsified paperwork and trained subordinates to do the same.

A spokesman describes the job as a promotion, in which he could have trained subordinates, and added, "At the time flash memory was not a big market"; DRAM was then Toshiba's bread and butter.

Lack of time (137, 55%) was identified as the main barrier at the individual level alongside inadequately trained subordinate staff (14, 6%).

In this sense, said Dr. Clark McCauley, a professor of psychology at Bryn Mawr College, suicide bombers are no different than the members of any elite fighting group, trained to subordinate their own welfare to the common good.

And they considered themselves as great artists, training their own subordinates and handing the mantle on from one generation to another.

They can, for example, gain new insights or skills for themselves, supply training for individual subordinates, and provide participative experiences for their employee group.