The part of the sentence "work as manager" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing someone's occupation or profession. For example: "John just got a new job working as a manager of a retail store."
So how is it to work as manager?
Chris DiBona's work as manager of open-source programs for Google takes him on the road, where laptops grow heavier with every gate he passes in the airport.
When he returned to government at the industry department in 1974, he told his permanent secretary that "my work as manager or a minister is nothing like as important as my work as an educator and spokesman".
Perhaps his theoretical preachings should be tempered to win trophies, without Bielsa we may well never have had the glory of watching Guardiola's Barcelona, such was his impact on the Spaniard and his work as manager.
He managed the Florida Marlins to the 1997 World Series championship, but one of his former coaches, Rich Donnelly, remembers Leyland as much for his early work as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Mrs. Kilibarda, 32, recently went back to work as manager of volunteer services for Habitat for Humanity, and she and her husband, who owns a driving school, are splitting the care of their baby, Alaina.
Paul Rusesabagina Don Cheadlee), a Hutu, sheltered some 1,000 Tutsis from death at the four-star Hotel des Milles Collines in Kigali, where he worked as manager.
Used to work as: A manager of Federal Housing Administration loans and affordable housing investments at Prudential Mortgage Capital Company.
Used to work as: Campaign manager for John Edwards's presidential campaign in 2007-8.
Adult Hispanics are half as likely as whites to work as managers or professionals.
Meanwhile, the Unite union confirmed it had written to its 10,000 members who work as managers at the Royal Mail, stressing its support for the CWU.
