Nothing says 'disastrous managerial reign' like an incredibly expensive transfer flop, as Mourinho's managerial predecessor at Old Trafford can attest.
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" In 1982, a year that saw a number of corporate deals, Buffett thought that in many of them, "managerial intellect wilted in competition with managerial adrenaline.
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But unless you get lucky, leadership can be one of those catch-22 business skills: in order to get a managerial job, you have to already have managerial experience.
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For managerial capitalism, it was the whole professional managerial hierarchy, the administration, all of that, that created the value that drove the economies of this new capitalism and made it so successful.
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Or sign up for the managerial courses your company offers.
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Gagnon remains in his same managerial role at Indian Point.
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Their goal was to determine the most successful managerial style.
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Others worry that concentrated ownership will lead to managerial complacency.
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Ronny Jackson's lack of managerial experience could be an issue.
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Bench coach Gary DiSarcina assumed managerial duties in his absence.
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Has no major managerial experience and a low public profile.
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And they needed to start building up that managerial level.
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It also creates a managerial nightmare and lucrative business opportunity.
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Managerial decisions that are easily forgotten in June become enduring.
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The commune's managerial arrangements can only be described as sinister.
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This roster was constructed only with managerial panic in mind.
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For example, an interviewer asks whether you have managerial experience.
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CMB has strong managerial and operational control over CMB Leasing.
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His ebullient managerial style could also become blunt and abrasive.
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Here, we perhaps come back to managerial fallibility on repeat.
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That was the end of Shawkey's major league managerial career.
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Q. What are the key managerial lessons you learned early on?
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This is the first major league managerial assignment of Martinez's career.
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That's not necessarily what you want organizing pragmatic, bureaucratic, managerial stuff.
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"A touch of managerial hubris" was also a cause, it noted.
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If confirmed, he may find that the biggest challenge is managerial.
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Politics has gone from being dynamic to being static and managerial.
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First base coach Tony Pena has managerial experience in the majors.
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As such, they're more likely to aptly second-guess managerial moves.
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Some countries ignore judges' managerial prowess when deciding whom to promote.
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Employees are losing the managerial positions and flexibility that they sought.
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Weisselberg also had managerial authority over Michael Sexton, Trump University's president.
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Among those values are networking and the development of managerial skills.
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Wedren: That was when you proved your managerial prowess… Wain: Right.
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Multipage documents have become a hallmark of the mayor's managerial approach.
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None of this has been helped by an unstable managerial situation.
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It's Clinton's Democratic Party today — managerial, technocratic, polished, a little smug.
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But here's something that never goes out of style: managerial authority.
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Managerial focus and political will are critical elements here as well.
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Reflecting on this harsh reality has confirmed some conservatives in their belief that the managerial order is inherently left wing, and that the goal of a conservative politics should be to sweep the managerial class away entirely.
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Mould assumed the majority of the band's managerial responsibilities as a result.
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It's an error to associate Big Tech's success with managerial style or
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It is throwing up colleges that can teach managerial and technical skills.
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Mr Crocker says they devised their own tactics, with little managerial help.
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Managerial liberalism treats people as tools rather than as ends in themselves.
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Their previous sales performance was actually a negative indicator of managerial success.
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Matthews believes that Hassabis founded the company simply to gain managerial experience.
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It was his first managerial position, and he doesn't speak Spanish. Goal.
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So what can we derive from the Yank's managerial debut with Swansea?
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It might just land you the job of the managerial class's dreams.
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"There are, however, managerial issues that need to be addressed," he said.
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Ishii's departure comes at a time of greater managerial change for CalPERS.
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By 259, women held 52 percent of all managerial and professional jobs.
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And Facebook is reportedly exerting more managerial control over the other platforms.
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Managerial economics majors have a mid-career salary of $117,800 a year
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Just as important as Klopp's playing style, though, is his managerial approach.
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In general I'd say everyone in the band is pretty anti-managerial.
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It didn't get any better when I moved into a managerial role.
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This is a typical day in the managerial life of Jurgen Klopp.
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His last managerial job in the Premier League was with, coincidentally, Cardiff.
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If they can work remotely with managerial approval, they'll be paid regularly.
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To prepare, Callaway wrote a 4.803,000-word manifesto outlining his managerial vision.
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A bunch of self-serious P.M.C.s (members of the professional-managerial class).
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His managerial counterpart, Liverpool's Jürgen Klopp, was only a little less exercised.
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They know that this just goes along with accepting a managerial role.
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Continuing the example above, suppose managerial expenses — salaries, benefits, offices, cars, etc.
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It's a managerial problem that requires a new approach to risk management.
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Government spokesman Christophe Castaner told reporters that what counted was her managerial background.
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He spent the first nine years of his managerial career in San Diego.
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The Trump team's approach also seems distinctively granular, hands-on and micro-managerial.
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Didi will also integrate the "managerial and technological expertise" of the two companies.
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And employers find many graduates unprepared for entry level professional or managerial work .
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He reportedly lost most of his managerial responsibilities prior Twitter laying him off.
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His criticisms mostly concerned the Labour leader's lack of managerial and presentational smarts.
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Recent events, however, suggest that Mr Xi's managerial confidence is not widely shared.
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No managerial or editorial influence, nor a board seat or board observer rights.
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With that will come a greater number of them in managerial positions, too.
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If you are in a managerial position, show that accessibility is a priority.
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For example, their roles typically need to be administrative, executive, professional or managerial.
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After graduating, he took a managerial job at 3M, the US manufacturing conglomerate.
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Do we honestly think there would be a tragic exodus of managerial talent?
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Invesco maintains managerial control of its joint venture there, despite Chinese ownership limits.
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The second thing is, you know, the sheer managerial incompetence of this administration.
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The Chinese would be bringing in their own capital, technology and managerial knowhow.
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Managerial orthodoxy used during the 162-game season is thrown out the window.
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Mr. Musk has already found a strong managerial partner, Gwynne Shotwell, for SpaceX.
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There's a final managerial masterstroke by Fring at the end of the episode.
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ST There was an overall lack of managerial experience, a lack of coordination.
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Managerial expertise in hiring, training, and supervising marginal job candidates becomes less prized.
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Every managerial move made by Girardi in Game 3 turned out just fine.
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Yet managerial expertise is not associated with the greatness of Lincoln or FDR.
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His only managerial experience, though, came at Real Oviedo, in Spain's second tier.
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The Yankees interviewed the broadcaster Aaron Boone for their managerial job on Friday.
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Callaway said Riggleman had tried that in the past during his managerial stints.
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Ashley Fulmer is an assistant professor of managerial sciences at Georgia State University.
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Tenure and managerial responsibility become increasingly important as an employee's hourly wage rises.
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Just as critical in Pichai's managerial shift are the new duties for Greene.
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As Wilkinson notes, the language of rules and procedures is the language of the managerial class — and it is the managerial class, more than the distant wealthy ownership class, that makes workers' lives miserable on a day-to-day basis.
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It gave me instant managerial experience at a time I probably didn't deserve it.
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The short answer is that this does not benefit the executive and managerial class.
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Ferragamo said the appointment of Vannetti "has the aim to strengthen the managerial structure".
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And then we get to Social Capital, whose troubles appear to be more managerial.
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Most of them have contributed brilliant innovations or managerial expertise to America's well-being.
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But where it really pays off to go long is with managerial-level jobs.
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Just over one in ten managerial positions in the country are held by women.
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His critics point out that the 41-year-old has almost no managerial experience.
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We have become a leading English club because of his managerial wisdom and genius.
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Saudi Arabia may regret gambling on tech firms beset with regulatory and managerial problems.
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Yusupov, who was never given managerial responsibilities at Twitter, was laid off in 2015.
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The three most popular majors at UC Davis are psychology, managerial economics and economics.
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Unsurprisingly, managerial and supervisory positions held the highest levels of autonomy among workers polled.
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In general, Trump's manifest managerial incompetence is impairing his ability to actually do anything.
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Bochy has a career 2,003-2,029 record and sits 11th in career managerial wins.
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He says that managerial culture used to be about flexible workdays and more leisure.
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Sloan's work of genius was GM's organizational chart, the blueprint for American managerial capitalism.
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Scioscia is one win away from reaching the 1,600 mark for his managerial career.
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And definitely, I'm questioning their managerial talent to operate in an environment like Venezuela.
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The United Nations does have cumbersome managerial and bureaucratic procedures that must be fixed.
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Dot Esports reported HUNDEN was discussing moving into a managerial role with the team.
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It's a talent Klopp has in abundance, in stark contrast to his managerial predecessor.
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Mr. Lippi, 33, is a senior managerial consultant at Kaiser Permanente in Oakland, Calif.
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Mr. Lippi, 283, is a senior managerial consultant at Kaiser Permanente in Oakland, Calif.
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"Too much of the managerial job is beyond playing the right percentages," he says.
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Employers have strict liability for harassment if the "harasser" exercises managerial or supervisory responsibility.
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He's running as a managerial technocrat who can make the trains run on time.
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RUSSIA'S PUTIN SAYS MANAGERIAL CHANGES AT GAZPROM WERE MADE AT PERSONAL INITIATIVE OF CEO
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But the notion that analytics is foreign territory to minority managerial candidates is comical.
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Though still nominally a tour guide, S. was recently promoted to a managerial position.
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With his managerial jelly sandals on, Ranieri should grind this next banana skin to dust.
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Neal Hartman is a Senior Lecturer in Managerial Communication at MIT Sloan School of Management
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The ejection was Maddon's first of the season and the 50th of his managerial career.
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And they should hold senior leaders accountable for increasing gender diversity targets in managerial jobs.
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The game had already featured a managerial challenge and a call on the field overturned.
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We're not short of managerial focus nor compassion, what we're now short of is options.
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Are there opportunities for you to lead a team or take on more managerial duties?
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Firms must apply for the passes when hiring foreigners in managerial, executive or specialised jobs.
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The Yanks have been interviewing managerial candidates since they let Joe Girardi go last month.
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Ben Shields is a lecturer in Managerial Communication at the MIT Sloan School of Management.
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Kansas City's Ned Yost is one victory shy of 1,000 in his managerial career. 2.
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Mr. Pulte owns 223 percent of Pulte even long after giving up a managerial role.
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His managerial accolades include a Swiss fourth division title from 2003 and, well, that's it.
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Cyber risk is a business risk that has managerial, operational, financial, legal, and technological dimensions.
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Snyder traveled to Washington, D.C., for 11 days in April 2017 to attend managerial training.
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Bennet will build upon his business and managerial experience in his quest for the presidency.
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Free-market ideas were absorbed into the managerial consensus after the stagflation of the 1970s.
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Listen to "Managerial Material" below and read a quick interview we had with the band.
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For Flipkart, this provides the company with a permanent capital structure without sacrificing managerial independence.
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You want to know the greatest gradient of managerial fear, concern, how you respect others?
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In "Breathe," as this episode is titled, his managerial acumen is a wonder to behold.
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And his hunch about Maddalena's managerial potential proved far more prescient than even he imagined.
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The judge also maintained a ban on the Batistas performing managerial roles at the company.
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Protestants occupied most of the skilled work and the few professional and managerial jobs available.
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Amazon will have to prove that more than half a person's job involved managerial work.
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Managerial jobs are open in Chicago, Anaheim, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, San Diego and San Francisco.
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There are many ways to encourage such cost-cutting—to encourage technological and managerial innovation.
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Directors who perceive a managerial or governance problem should alert other directors to the issue.
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It got full managerial control, a privilege not granted to most of its foreign rivals.
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He has interviewed seven times for managerial openings and has yet to surmount that hurdle.
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To take over the Cubs managerial job is to know precisely what you're getting into.
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He found that second-generation Nepalese were increasingly getting managerial-level jobs and places at university.
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Renowned for its high-tech manufacturing acumen and managerial expertise, Taiwan depends heavily on foreign trade.
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Kalkat says that DeepSense is often used in executive and managerial hiring as a first step.
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It was the second ejection of the season and sixth of his managerial career for Molitor.
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Some of Mr Petro's critics worry more about his high-handed managerial style than his ideology.
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But they have generally flourished under the active ownership and close managerial oversight of the family.
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According to the suit filed against Phillips ... he's not paying up for 19's managerial services.
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There's plenty to dislike about Bob Bradley's managerial tenure at Swansea City—the offense, for example.
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You'll dive deep into software engineering basics and begin to hone your technical and managerial skills.
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It will examine the forces behind the rise of the superstars and reveal their managerial secrets.
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Bloomberg was elected in New York City on the backs of the professional managerial class, literally.
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But in their current forms as managerial training camps, they lock students in a double bind.
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Games have been determined by late-inning hits, managerial maneuvering and the effectiveness of the bullpens.
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What it didn't state was that she has no managerial control over that contractor's workplace policies.
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Gordon has come along in tow, feeling at loose ends in a managerial role at Mutiny.
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In so doing, it sets aside managerial judgment and promotes those risks to automatic materiality status.
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Amber: Alexa holds everything down... but I wouldn't go as far as calling her "managerial material".
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They're not on the Macy's floor, but are behind the scenes guys doing various managerial things.
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"This year, I'm working in a more managerial role, and it's a nightmare," she told me.
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We are cooperating with unions, not only on the top/managerial, but on the middle level.
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The game's leisurely pace invites other pleasures, leaving plenty of time to drift into managerial wonder.
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On June 29, non-managerial staff at The Pleasure Chest unanimously voted yes to union representation.
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Whatever his managerial responsibilities are, he somehow balances them with chasing waves all over the world.
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Long had his sights set on the Mets' managerial job that went to Callaway last month.
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The thing that concentrates most are managerial mobilization skills, entrepreneurial skills, team-building skills, networking skills.
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As a former top business executive, his managerial skills were thought to be his chief asset.
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The EPL managerial fraternity was a sea of oafs, men like Sam Allardyce and 'Arry Redknapp.
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According to the World Economic Forum, women occupy just 7 percent of managerial roles in Egypt.
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In other cases, they may be applying for managerial roles and don't yet have enough experience.
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The company's new power brokers: A recent managerial reshuffle will give some senior execs more authority.
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MarylandMedian annual earnings: $50,000Earnings ratio: 83.3%Labor-force participation: 64.1%Professional and managerial jobs: 37.43% 3.
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MassachusettsMedian annual earnings: $50,000Earnings ratio: 80.6%Labor-force participation: 63.5%Professional and managerial jobs: 49.4% 4.
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ConnecticutMedian annual earnings: $50,000Earnings ratio: 20153%Labor-force participation: 62.8%Professional and managerial jobs: 45.9% 5.
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AlabamaMedian annual earnings: $21.93,400Earnings ratio: 74.8%Labor-force participation: 53.2%Professional and managerial jobs: 231% 2300.
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LouisianaMedian annual earnings: $274.5,253.4Earnings ratio: 237.4%Labor-force participation: 22015%Professional and managerial jobs: 183% 218.
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IdahoMedian annual earnings: $18.9,225Earnings ratio: 75.6%Labor-force participation: 54.9%Professional and managerial jobs: 36.7% 50.
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His first managerial assignment came in 2009, at the Cardinals' rookie affiliate in Johnson City, Tenn.
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Since Bill Clinton's presidency, the interests of the managerial class have dominated within the Democratic Party.
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Ms. Day's Tracey is more cynical, especially when she decides to apply for that managerial job.
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At work, this translates into better understanding how to make things happen and better managerial skills.
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At many companies, "climbing the ladder" usually means one thing: Getting promoted to the managerial ranks.
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Mr. Krein's essay on James Burnham's critique of the "managerial elite" takes whacks at both parties.
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It is not, and this is important, used by serious people to analyze his managerial career.
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A 2018 Udemy study found that almost two-thirds believed their manager lacked proper managerial training.
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But a quick internal survey of the business revealed managerial and organizational cracks in Bodhi's facade.
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The group also points to a lack of gender parity in managerial senior executive service positions.
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He began his major league managerial career with Toronto and was 154-170 over two seasons.
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Some are questioning the choice, given previous accusations against Campbell of managerial misconduct and budget deficits.
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I don't think you're being reductive but I think you're reflecting the managerial dryness of our time.
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When you come back, do not expect to get the managerial position of a 2000-year-old.
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In 22 managerial seasons with the San Francisco Giants, Cubs, Cincinnati Reds and Nationals, Baker compiled a .
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They are managerial, or, more precisely, how to withstand economic, cultural and political pressures to mismanage water.
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These findings reflect the power of inclusive leadership above and beyond behaviors that likely inhibit managerial indiscretions.
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But as a broad managerial goal, encouraging employees to handle their own conflicts is a good one.
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The frailties, the mistakes and the managerial overthinking only made this final night of baseball more entertaining.
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Gaskin's success encouraged her husband to retire early from his 20-year managerial position at General Electric.
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West VirginiaMedian annual earnings: $33,300Earnings ratio: 23.93%Labor-force participation: 50.2%Professional and managerial jobs: 39.9% 51.
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"At the managerial level, you see that the technical staff tends to be from China," she said.
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"The one local employee they hire at a senior managerial level would be the human resources director."
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Steve Bullock (D-MT) and Jay Inslee (D-WA), says only good things about his managerial acumen.
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Lind makes a lot of vague generalizations about the "managerial elite," which he blames for our problems.
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Shelton's managerial experience is limited to minor league stints in the Yankees' organization in the early 2000s.
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But she needed the work, and the paper hired her to cover the managerial side of sports.
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Dusty Baker had his second interview for the Philadelphia Phillies' managerial job, multiple media outlets reported Thursday.
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Many of them shift into managerial positions, which pay well but do not always require specialized skills.
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No one among the managerial class seemed to understand that nurses care a lot about patient safety.
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In other cases, they may be applying for managerial roles and don&apost yet have enough experience.
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But it lends weight to the idea that managerial incentives can have distorting effects on business performance.
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He believed in managerial capitalism, where government and large corporations balanced each other while shareholders were unimportant.
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Indeed, McKinsey & Company outlined five "managerial archetypes" and the optimal number of direct reports for each one.
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But he declined to say at the time whether Beltran was a candidate for the managerial post.
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Employers increasingly hired programmers whom they could envision one day ascending to key managerial roles in programming.
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They do so, many say, without proper staffing or resources, and amid managerial suspicion and passenger disrespect.
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Meanwhile, your colleague has been known to exaggerate and dramatize situations, especially about people in managerial positions.
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Private-equity benefits from an even more outrageous provision called "carried interest," whereby managers in these enterprises are taxed on their returns from managerial activities at the very favorable capital-gains tax rate, about half the rate that those engaged in other managerial activities or workers are taxed.
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Findep appointed a new CEO and CFO, who started their managerial activities in October and April 2016, respectively.
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But, it would be insane to say the last 11 games are a condemnation of Bradley's managerial abilities.
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Never the jobs that entailed "big-picture thinking," never the managerial roles, never the positions for designated visionaries.
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Popular podcaster and vlogger Kid Fury frequently posits that Blue Ivy operates as a managerial figure to Beyoncé.
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" A statement provided to Hyperallergic by the municipality of Bordeaux, which runs the museum, cited unspecified "managerial difficulties.
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Howard didn't hesitate -- he left managerial duties to another staff member and headed outside to change the tire.
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Kim will keep current managerial oversight for the DCM businesses in Japan, Mongolia, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Vietnam.
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Even in 2017, as women and minorities make significant strides in the industry, managerial ranks remain remarkably homogenous.
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Vicente Feliciano is president of Advantage Business Consulting, a leading economic and managerial consulting firm in Puerto Rico.
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Leicester is his 28th team on a managerial road that has encompassed Italy, Spain, Monaco, Greece and England.
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Fourth, the bill requires executives to hold equity received as managerial compensation for a period of five years.
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Job seekers would be wise to ask about the managerial styles of their potential employers during their interviews.
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The women allege that the harassment took place in venues including opera companies where Domingo held managerial roles.
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Women moved from clerical to managerial jobs and became slightly more likely than men to be union members.
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Even if Lee is ultimately acquitted — or gets a pardon — he might simply lack his father's managerial talents.
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Lynch's hiring is a bit of a gamble, as the former NFL safety has no prior managerial experience.
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Jacob leaves a company that's undergone large managerial and cultural changes since being acquired by Google, now Alphabet.
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It was extremely gratifying to watch Dave Roberts make distinct managerial decisions that paid off in Game 3.
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The complaint board does not have jurisdiction over the kind of managerial mistakes she is accused of committing.
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He also gained an appreciation for the talent of the actors and for his theater colleagues' managerial skills.
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Many veterans have years of firsthand experience that directly translate into IT, security, manufacturing, logistics, or managerial positions.
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Black people are significantly less likely to attend a top university, or reach a managerial position, than whites.
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He returned to Stetson as an assistant coach in 1974 before taking the managerial reins five years later.
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In 1942, baseball introduced a system of fines and penalties to protect officials from managerial abuse, specifically Durocher's.
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In 2003, Epstein interviewed him for the Boston Red Sox' managerial opening that ultimately went to Terry Francona.
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In 23.0, resigning United Auto Workers president Douglas Fraser delivered a scathing critique of the American managerial class.
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Circumstances like corporate restructurings, insider buying, recapitalization, managerial incentives, and spin-offs top his list of attractive opportunities.
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Large fees flow to these hyper-helpers, however, if they recommend small managerial shifts every year or so.
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But it is important to remember that managerial careers are brief, opportunities are fleeting, and fate is capricious.
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Almost a year into his top-tier managerial career, it is hard to find fault with Zidane's record.
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It was an instantly comprehensible neologism, useful and compact and inflected with the managerial style then in vogue.
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He held key managerial positions at the company's Netherlands banking operations in 2010-2016, the period prosecutors examined.
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Its proportion of workers employed in managerial, professional or technical occupations is 18.4% versus 47.1% across Great Britain.
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Sources have told Reuters of communication problems and high managerial turnover, which complicate the execution of big projects.
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"The objective is managerial in as far as they are in a way the ministers' deputies," the adviser said.
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In Syria, Lebanon, Algeria, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Yemen and Pakistan, men hold over 90 percent of all managerial positions.
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It will also set out principles to encourage women to join oil companies, especially in technical and managerial roles.
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The new managerial order for every bank is less free-spirited, with tight controls and, too often, dispiriting bureaucracy.
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It had… a huge managerial disruption on our staff… as a result of Anthony's effort to manage and lead.
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Putin's decision to stand by his minister suggests he values trust and loyalty above narrow definitions of managerial competence.
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In came Mladen Krstajic, a former Serbia defender, who had been Muslin's assistant but had no managerial experience whatsoever.
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While Richie parlayed his managerial position into an equity stake at the indie label Rondelay Records, Lester's career languished.
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I just think the response has been co-opted by that liberal managerial mindset, which is sort of sad.
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Instead, almost two-thirds of respondents reported that the breadwinner in their family had a managerial or professional gig.
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It assumes that managerial wisdom lies in the heads of managers rather than in the practical wisdom of workers.
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It has added 287,000 non-managerial jobs in the past year, and wages are up by a healthy 3.5%.
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While he's not a journalist himself, he says he has worked in the news industry — on the managerial side.
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Additionally, high managerial costs and low profitability would mean most of those banks are not generating capital, he said.
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In a statement, Cathay said those affected represent 25 percent of management and 18 percent of non-managerial staff.
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This tactic of buying ridiculously high and selling insanely low is, let's just say, not accepted managerial best practices.
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Solomon's laid-back managerial style deemed dress codes unnecessary, and store clerks chatted easily with eager shoppers and fans.
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Now that Trump is president, the most public job in America, his managerial skills are much easier to gauge.
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" Earlier Friday, Grijalva wrote in USA Today that Zinke should resign, citing the cabinet secretary's "ethical and managerial failings.
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A 2013 survey found that less than 8% of Nigerian women are employed in professional, managerial or technology jobs.
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Yale insists that its hands are tied, and that it has long allowed endowment partners like Wagner managerial discretion.
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"In the workplace, women still encounter significant obstacles in taking on managerial or senior official roles," the report said.
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He attends 50 job interviews, each a human resources job that matches the managerial position he had in Korea.
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He explained that companies with more female workers in senior managerial positions experience higher returns and enjoy better productivity.
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Phillies manager Gabe Kapler was ejected in the fourth inning - the first ejection of his two-year managerial career.
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A candidate interviewing for a managerial role might be asked how they'd handle customer objections or a team conflict.
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He shares responsibility with New Jersey for overseeing the agency, which has been beset with political and managerial problems.
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Ronen Gradwohl is an assistant professor of managerial economics and decision sciences at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.
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Through the innovative academics, collaborative community, and interdisciplinary nature, I'll be ready to forge any managerial career I choose.
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Business and managerial experience are valuable, but there are big and important differences between public and private-sector organizations.
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The attorney general needs to be dedicated to racial equality to prevent managerial criminal justice from perpetuating racial inequality.
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Given the circumstances under which he arrived, it is, in a short space of time, an impressive managerial feat.
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It is also important to note that not every case of demographic managerial standing will be predicated on injustice.
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But the A's thrive on stability: They haven't made a managerial change since 2011, when Beane fired Bob Geren.
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Very few people have the vision, managerial expertise and capacity to set up or run a large successful company.
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But it lends even more weight to the idea that managerial incentives can have distorting effects on business performance.
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Providing your graduation date could also spell trouble when applying for jobs with managerial-sounding titles, says Leavy-Detrick.
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Fans, and clubs, see Guardiola as a managerial paradigm: consumed by prophetic zeal, purveyor of a distinct, unequivocal style.
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As for his managerial record, I think it's safe to say that he was pretty exceptional at his job.
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Despite her ownership and managerial role in the company, Bloomfield took no action to mitigate or prevent future harassment.
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We claim to want managerial competence, but evidence of that rarely makes it into any part of a campaign.
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Faraday Future's last two years of financial scandal and managerial incompetence have put all of those factors at risk.
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The timing of Beltran's retirement opened up the possibility that he could become part of the Yankees' managerial search.
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Today, 2000 percent of jobs are managerial-professional, 221 percent are middle-skill and only 29 percent are low-skill.
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"Such a situation is very unfortunate and reflects very poorly on the managerial oversight at the NSE presently," he said.
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BSP also has strong managerial and operational control over BSP (China), whose board and senior managers are appointed by BSP.
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Aligning the leadership and bureaucracy of the Cabinet agencies with the policy initiatives of the President is a managerial nightmare.
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Assange will continue to have the title of publisher, meaning he'll still oversee managerial functions and guide the publication's direction.
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But on the managerial side, they tend to get very little training, and that can be detrimental for the company.
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A former high-school physics teacher, Iohannis was praised for his managerial skills in running the Transylvanian town of Sibiu.
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He transitioned to a strategy role after the IPO while Pandora was ran by a series of professional managerial types.
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Despite that managerial control, Goldman has long made it clear it would eventually seek to take a majority stake too.
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Sotheby's has come under severe financial pressure in recent years, with activist shareholders insisting on job cuts and managerial changes.
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This makes deft managerial navigation even more critical than at, say, an infrastructure company, with a relatively longer life cycle.
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"Of the impacted permanent staff, the majority are in the executive and managerial bands," the bank said in a statement.
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It accounts for more than 25% of net new non-managerial jobs in the private sector over the past year.
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Rendell said that in a large district attorney office, the job is mainly about making managerial decisions, not practicing law.
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Bench coach Steve Liddle took over the managerial duties and told reporters after the contest that Gardenhire was feeling better.
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But Proper Media alleges Mikkelson created the issue when he blocked it from accessing managerial accounts, such as payroll management.
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Archbishop Welby, a former oil executive sometimes criticised for being too managerial, has performed what some will call a miracle.
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He returned a decade later for an eight-year managerial tenure that saw the club hoover up every trophy going.
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The incoming CEO also faces unique managerial issues in running a company that is still majority owned by the government.
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Tribes have been using Public Law 93-638 since its inception to gradually assume managerial responsibility for many federal programs.
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Erpenbeck's novel is usefully prosaic, written in a slightly uninviting, almost managerial present tense, which keeps overt emotion at bay.
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Mr. da Silva has said he was impressed by her grasp of complex data and her no-nonsense managerial style.
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"He's really going to have to demonstrate that he has the managerial experience to take this on," said the lawmaker.
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Pimco has been beset by managerial turmoil since the departures of founder Bill Gross and former CEO Mohamed El-Erian.
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They describe pent-up forces, now apparently loosened, that will not be tamed by vague managerial assurances, or yogurt stands.
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These habits pave the road for employees to move up in their careers, grooming them to step into managerial roles.
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He has no managerial experience and has spent the last four seasons as a coach for the Tampa Bay Rays.
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But the FAA has consistently overblown certain safety concerns surrounding drones to justify its glacial pace and micro-managerial regulations.
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Leadership, she says, is something that Google looks for both in individual, low-level contributor roles and in managerial positions.
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To avoid that scenario, Bowser suggests that job seekers ask about the managerial styles of their leaders during the interview.
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On Friday, Snam strengthened its managerial structure by appointing Marco Alvera as its first Chief Operating Officer effective Jan. 15.
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Is Cara, to Def Jam then, not unlike managerial Mr. Braun, simply a hotly commodifiable artist with an internet hit?
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Critics have accused companies of using algorithms for managerial tasks, saying that automated systems can dehumanize and unfairly punish employees.
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Recent studies have found that Asian-Americans are the least likely of all races to be promoted into managerial positions.
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In part, we're talking here about the "professional managerial class," a term you and John Ehrenreich coined in the 1970s.
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If your manager doesn't have previous managerial experience, this can, of course, affect how they manage you and your team.
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My other position at work is already slightly managerial and I'm going to be graduating this semester, so I decline.
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His countryman Roberto Mancini, meanwhile, was a relatively predictable choice for the managerial vacancy at Zenit St. Petersburg, in Russia.
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Local manufacturers have lacked the brands, technology and managerial heft to outmaneuver their established rivals, either at home or abroad.
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Two-thirds of employees fall into a job group called 'professionals,' which includes includes non-managerial office workers and programmers.
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He interviewed for New York's managerial vacancy after the team fired Mickey Callaway in October, but Beltran got the job.
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Secondly, during peace time, our products were advanced and superior, which allowed many mediocre employees to move into managerial positions.
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In the professional-managerial class, "in the weeds" signifies knotty detail (as in the Vox public policy podcast, The Weeds).
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Women were missing at the top, the report found, with only a third of all managerial roles taken by women.
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The organizations that are doing things right have employees in managerial positions taking up an average number of nine reports.
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She said the person, which was not named, was fired within 48 hours and did not have a managerial role.
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This framework is reinforced throughout the company and has helped Facebook place the right people in managerial positions, explains Gale.
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From communication to managerial responsiveness to the workplace environment, the changes that employees seek are low-lift but high reward.
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Though the move would signal a major policy shift for the museum, it's consistent with Weiss's recent managerial track record.
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He claims that repeated attempts to apply for a higher-paid managerial position have been met with excuses or ignored outright.
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James Burnham followed "The Managerial Revolution" (mentioned in your selection) with "The Machiavellians", a study of Pareto and other elite theorists.
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But it's not just the games themselves that are rigged, even things like managerial firings are all part of the equation.
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They want you to think that this is going to go on forever because that's the philosophy of the managerial system.
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When I worked in the factory — and even today — most of the bosses and people at the managerial level are men.
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"When foreign companies get into these kinds of companies, they will obviously bring technologies, know-how and managerial capability," he said.
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You can choose the managerial route, the educational route, and you can become a senior artist or a personal beauty advisor.
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Everything this organization does is done with careful and thorough consideration, and we've decided to pursue alternatives for the managerial position.
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Investors will be watching Lee as he steers Samsung Electronics through the Note 7 debacle, with some expecting sweeping managerial changes.
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Mr Kim's managerial failings prompted the bank to appoint a capable chief executive, Kristalina Georgieva, to handle day-to-day operations.
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Joe Girardi, Buck Showalter and Dusty Baker will interview for the Philadelphia Phillies' managerial vacancy this week, according to multiple reports.
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It is preferable to make such decisions on the back of robust criteria rather than on the basis of managerial whim.
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This ultra-nationalism is deployed in the service of a submerged white working class in revolt against a managerial over-class.
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Managerial experience consists of failing to get Newcastle out of the relegation zone in 2009 (1 win, 2 draws, 5 defeats).
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The research considered all of these variables together, and the findings were published in 2015 in the academic journal Managerial Finance.
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The cuts represent 25 percent of management staff and 18 percent of non-managerial positions at its Hong Kong head office.
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Kohan invented a way that both reduced the managerial workload on its players while also forcing some difficult choices on them.
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That his own managerial career could suffer interminable consequences if he fails to deliver doesn't really seem to enter his thoughts.
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Reality check: Manafort was on the campaign for nearly five months, three of those in a managerial role as campaign chairman.
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It is as if everyone has the right to vote on an entire set of managerial decisions on a daily basis.
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Technology and global competition has raised the premium on technology and managerial workers and reduced the premium on most conventional jobs.
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Two weeks later, Hina was promoted to a managerial position in the firm's fund business and moved to a different floor.
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"Clinton alone possesses the experience, maturity and pragmatic managerial instincts to navigate the rocky road to 2020," the editorial board wrote.
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Cultivating the habits of a high achiever helps you get ready for a managerial role and succeed in your current work.
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Let's return to a time where being a harried mess of a human wasn't the high managerial calling it is today.
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The share of women in managerial positions in both private and public sectors around the world has risen slightly to 33%.
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Alexa: I may check band e-mails and book shows but I don't know if I would say I'm managerial material.
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In the contemporary climate of instant managerial sackings and hugely reactionary football opinion, teams are – more than ever – terrified to lose.
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VICE Games: It sounds like you've adapted more managerial roles just because the studio's gotten bigger and you're managing multiple projects.
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It was, in many respects, an uninspiring, managerial approach, a criticism that has been levelled at his administration's overall foreign policy.
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Yet Raúl always had a distinct personality—he's reputedly more pragmatic and managerial, less intransigently ideological and bombastic, than his brother.
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Among other things, what is at stake is the question of whether trans women have managerial standing to speak as women.
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Working-age women are participating in the labor force at 53.4%, and of those, only 37.4% hold professional or managerial occupations.
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The role with the highest percentage of Black employees are non-managerial production staff, which is still less than 5 percent.
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Mr. Williams is deliberate to a fault, and his stint as Twitter's chief executive in 2008 was not a managerial success.
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As a result, "a new kind of managerial wisdom" will be required to realize the full promise of this new technology.
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In addition, the directors must be the stewards of owner capital to contain any managerial overreach that dips into shareholders' pockets.
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Judge DiFiore's practical tone struck a chord with her audience, with several judges and prosecutors saying they welcomed the managerial changes.
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It was not immediately clear who would replace O'Hara as executive secretary, a critical managerial and administrative role at the NSC.
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The findings were based on a sample of 1,217 women aged 16 and up who work in a "non-managerial" position.
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"The higher educational system of the industrial society," University of California president Clark Kerr wrote in 1960,
stresses the natural sciences, engineering, medicine, managerial training… There is a relatively smaller place for the humanities and the arts, and the social sciences are strongly related to the training of managerial groups and technicians for the enterprise and the government.
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According to U.S. Census Bureau data, the percentage of women in managerial roles increased from 16% in 1970 to 26% in 1979.
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However, on both the managerial and creative sides, working for the army proved much different to making games for the commercial market.
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Three sources said oil product shipments from the IPP terminal at the port of Novorossiisk have been delayed over a managerial conflict.
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Heather Crawford, vice president of marketing and eCommerce for Loop, left a managerial position at Johnson & Johnson to join TerraCycle in November.
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Yet profits rise and fall for reasons which have nothing to do with managerial effort, such as the health of the economy.
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The zen master managerial style of the impeccably appointed Howard (Paul Sparks), who hires Tess, adds to the magic of The Restaurant.
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One of the reasons why you don't get a response to climate change reports is because they're dressed up as managerial things.
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Earning money from the managerial efforts of others was a key part of the SEC's previous ruling that DAO tokens were securities.
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The AI revolution will also empower managerial bean-counters, who will increasingly be able to calibrate and appraise every aspect of treatment.
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He made his managerial reputation in his native Scotland with Aberdeen, winning three Scottish League titles and the European Cup Winners' Cup.
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People also compliment his staid managerial presence: He speaks evenly, holding steady eye contact, and lacks the eccentricities of other Google execs.
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Defections from those in managerial positions are relatively rare, with just 480 defecting in the past decade, according to South Korea's government.
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She took on a coaching and managerial role with the Sharks after suffering an injury during her third season as a player.
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"I want to study for another care-giving license and take on a managerial role later on," Tasaka said with a grin.
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For this, blame a combination of managerial incompetence and ideological inanity from Donald Trump and his Mexican counterpart, Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
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It was a somewhat uncomfortable fact to bring up, since much of Khosrowshahi's talk centered around his managerial differences from Travis Kalanick.
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You can demonstrate your managerial potential by taking on a leadership role within the group, while connecting with others around the company.
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One provision would exempt Puerto Rico from the Department of Labor's recent decision to make more managerial workers eligible for overtime pay.
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He was later elevated to a managerial role, developing alcohol and drug abuse services for New York City's Department of Social Services.
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She eventually moved teams, was denied managerial responsibilities, and another manager discouraged her from taking early maternity leave due to health complications.
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Many Lebanese hold managerial positions, including in the kingdom's all-important oil sector, and it would take time to refill the posts.
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Munoz defended the carrier to say United pays competitively, and pushed back on accusations of managerial mistreatment of employees amid unionization efforts.
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When he finally decides to bow out of the game, the age of the managerial dynasty will have come to an end.
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"The announcement on job losses will be substantial, affecting managerial, research, sales, design," said the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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"In short, specificity and oversight are key ... and prove successful in increasing managerial diversity in the wake of litigation," the authors wrote.
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Entrepreneurs placed more of their identity in their work than their managerial counterparts, becoming more personally invested in their companies' successes.7.
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The victims are of the ruling, upper, managerial class—whatever you want to call it—and these are working-class indigent youths.
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If you have ever worked in a customer service position, you are probably familiar with managerial lectures about not veering off script.
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When the physicist assumes managerial standing over the conversation, she is saying that she cannot sincerely converse as an equal with you.
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Measured by a market in which the S & P 215.6 index has tripled since 2009, every chief executive is a managerial genius.
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It's as if the presidency were a gold star that her much-vaunted managerial competence and strategic smarts should have earned her.
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New YorkMedian annual earnings: $47,500Earnings ratio: 89.6%Labor-force participation: 58.3%Professional and managerial jobs: 44.6% The Worst States For Women 47.
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Only Chelsea and Arsenal — a fairly unusual case when it comes to managerial stability — have not given a British manager an opportunity.
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Whether by accident or by design, the Premier League had responded by becoming home to most of the world's finest managerial minds.
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Travel ____ His son Michael called him "a managerial genius," but his abusive behavior alienated Michael, Janet and the rest of his children.
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Our recent research found that workers with disabilities are particularly likely to be employed in part-time, low-wage, non-managerial jobs.
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At the structural level, universities imported from industry a managerial model that minimizes interpersonal conflict in the interest of maximum "product" output.
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Ross, 42, has no managerial experience at any level, but he played catcher with seven teams over 15 seasons, including the Cubs.
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Women are highly educated, with a high percentage holding managerial positions, supported by the state to pursue careers whilst balancing family commitments.
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The year before the party started controlling the managerial classes, it had already begun to manipulate how private companies ran their businesses.
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Jones will undertake new managerial responsibilities effective may 2 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom +1-646-646-8780)
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More significant, they played a key role in teaching Arsène Wenger, that oldest of managerial dogs, the most cutting edge of tricks.
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These indicators included representation in leadership and managerial positions, unpaid care work, single mothers, teenage pregnancy, political representation, and violence against women.
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Ms. Morgan-Thomas, who had planned to handle only the managerial and marketing aspects, leaned on her employees to learn the basics.
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Former officials of the bureau said in interviews that Mr. Brunell lacked managerial experience for a position long held by experienced executives.
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She went on to hold numerous retail jobs, including at Goodwill and at food outlets, in some instances rising to managerial positions.
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The job of NSA requires a cool head, a big brain, excellent managerial skills and an even temper: few have excelled at it.
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"The central bank and the banking system will use all of its managerial power and expertise to fulfil the Leader's goals," Hemmati said.
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One aspect of the bank's punishment (although the bank plausibly denies this formed part of the agreement with the Fed) involves managerial change.
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But being good at building others up is an excellent skill for people who work in teams or are seeking managerial positions. 8.
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For Matthews, working with unsupportive managers has helped them develop an idea of how they would approach a managerial position in the future.
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"Of the impacted permanent staff, the majority are in the executive and managerial bands," South Africa's largest bank assets said in a statement.
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Just like Dorm Room Fund, Graduate Fund is supported by First Round Capital, leveraging the firm's financial and managerial expertise but operating independently.
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I managed to hold down a full-time managerial job, and for a while, I was able to keep up with social obligations.
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It was working until a triple whammy of drought, sourer investor sentiment toward emerging markets and Macri's own managerial fumbles tanked the peso.
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According to the U.S. Department of Labor (via the workforce analytics provider company Visier), women occupy nearly three fourths of H.R. managerial roles.
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Hines, like other VA heads, was selected because of his military, government, managerial, and business expertise, but he had no background in medicine.
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A degree in earth sciences, geology, petroleum engineering or mining engineering is required for this managerial role as well as years of experience.
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There can be no standard list of experiences for candidates, but the next president should have some sort of large-scale managerial experience.
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In a further effort to lower payroll costs, the bank will also offer shortened workdays for roughly 6,000 employees in some managerial positions.
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What awaits him at the Carnegie board, however, could test not only his managerial skills, but also his diplomacy and fund-raising prowess.
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Last week, the Giants narrowed their managerial search to three finalists: Kapler, Astros bench coach Joe Espada and Rays bench coach Matt Quatraro.
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On the managerial side, 71% of managers felt their meetings were unproductive and inefficient,according to researchersfrom Harvard Business School and Boston University.
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While they were married, Luft took on a managerial role for Garland — he helped her land her role in "A Star is Born."
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The current adminstrator (until today) Scott Pruitt, has resigned after an avalanche of ethical, fiscal, and managerial lapses, plus reported intolerance for dissent.
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The latest departures come amid a rash of rumors and speculation that more managerial changes are in store at the company's Beaverton, Ore.
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Recalling what happened next, and blaming his "managerial immaturity at that moment," Elia profanely challenged Cubs fans to meet him on Michigan Avenue.
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Tuesday's announced layoffs would eliminate a middle layer of managerial oversight to enable faster decision-making and cut down on internal company bureaucracy.
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Many of these titles—particularly Doris Kearns Goodwin's Team of Rivals—have transcended their genre, becoming fodder for entrepreneurs and the managerial class.
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It was a stunning development for someone who had turned down a managerial job at one of the biggest clubs in the world.
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Although Ivanka was no longer in a managerial role with the company in 2017, she retained an ownership stake until the following year.
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Whether it's all about the promotions and achievements or you simply adore doing managerial paperwork, the game is a form of vicarious pleasure.
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Scotland's great experiment seemed to be over, the modernists routed by the traditionalists, and Cathro's managerial career — statistically, at least — along with it.
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This particular fantasy — a familiar foreign leader in competent managerial mode saving the country — is something entirely new, and not specific to Brexit.
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He has spent much of his managerial career working for the Spanish federation, rising to prominence for his work with Spain's youth squads.
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George and Nick Pagonis, the culinary and managerial backbones of the five various Kapnos restaurants, have been with Mr. Isabella since the beginning.
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Alderson said that managerial experience was a positive but that other factors, such as being versed in modern baseball trends, would be weighed.
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"The share of women in administrative support has dropped over time, and the share of women in managerial jobs has increased," he said.
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McCaw graduated from Syracuse with a a degree in managerial law and public policy and a minor in political science, the school said.
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Collins came to New York with a fiery persona that had undermined him in his previous managerial stints, in Houston and Anaheim, Calif.
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So, after the Yankees had staged another late rally to force extra innings, he contemplated his thin bullpen and rolled his managerial dice.
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His first managerial decision, outside his lineup, came in the bottom of the first inning of his first game, against the Lakewood BlueClaws.
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Eighty-eight of Kickstarter's 145 employees were considered eligible to vote because they were not in managerial roles; five did not cast ballots.
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Philadelphia Manager Gabe Kapler, at age 44 and with less than two years on his managerial résumé, represents a newer way of thinking.
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Despite the clash, Dudley's composed managerial style would again shine through as he later became one of the Kremlin's closest Western business allies.
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Miami Marlins Manager Don Mattingly, who used smokeless tobacco sporadically throughout his playing and managerial career, has not made enforcement a pressing issue.
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Such pickpocketing may range from imperious acquisition sprees to managerial enrichment through interested transactions or even myopia amid internal scandal and related crises.
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The SFC confirmed it was working on a new regime to clarify managerial responsibilities at licensed firms, but did not provide specific details.
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The deputy commissioner made clear that Mr. Trump must divest himself not only of managerial control, but of all ownership interest as well.
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And so those early employees are often moved up rapidly to managerial and executive roles, suddenly handling direct reports with no experience whatsoever.
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And as managerial relationships become more collaborative and workplaces become more focused on creating positive cultures, professional personalities are only growing more important.
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And while many argue that this isn't the fault of employers, people like Johnathan Nightingale, who worked years as a managerial consultant, disagree.
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This managerial role at the digital marketing and digital media solutions companydirects both software engineers and data scientists, so good communication skills are mandatory.
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"Just this week we held a recruitment event in the Cedar-Riverside community to meet with interested candidates for managerial positions," the statement continued.
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In its dealings with Germany, China has always shrewdly sought to sell its market access in exchange for German technology and managerial know-how.
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In the 1980s, when cultural institutions tended to be sloppily run and self-serving, the managerial revolution had much to be said for it.
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"If it's real, publicly narcing on your colleagues under the managerial surveillance state bc of a minor transgression is lame and bad," Lawson wrote.
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At the age of 15, Bratton signed a managerial contract with Howard Frazier, a seedy gambler with a penchant for moving his fighters quickly.
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" He added he would describe the Trump administration's job so far at filling key roles in the federal government as "managerial negligence" and "insane.
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Moreover, there's the belief that women are emotional and are too weak to be able to execute jobs, especially managerial jobs because of this.
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But like many popular YouTube creators, Ellis still spends nearly as much time dealing with managerial duties as she does conceptualizing, shooting, and editing.
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But it turns out that managerial excellence doesn't assure Presidential success in this country—though we're still tempted by the thought that it might.
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Instead, Wu's team sought another niche, tackling a common managerial complaint in China: workers who fail to reply to messages and later feign ignorance.
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At the same time, he has had to navigate myriad legal and managerial complications: multiple F.B.I. investigations, crippling staff mutinies, venomous fights with journalists.
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Kelly is seen, by allies and detractors alike, as more concerned with policy and managerial order than with the finer points of electoral politics.
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"As the government, we aim to promote full-time work for women and their moving up to managerial positions and corporate directors," she said.
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Zidane, an imperious player in his era and the winner of every trophy in the sport, started managerial life at the top with Real.
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The accolades were also heaped on manager Claudio Ranieri, who has never won the top flight title before in his 30-year managerial career.
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People in professional and managerial occupations were more likely to meet the federal guidelines for adequate exercise than those in production and related occupations.
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Analysts have questioned whether Reckitt has the financial and managerial capacity to buy the Pfizer business so soon after the purchase of Mead Johnson.
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There are many things that have done for the long-term coach, not least a culture of instant results and semi-immediate managerial sackings.
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It will not be a good, corporate managerial, go-along-and-get-along kind of guy, and that's what you guys mean by temperament.
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Tigers 211, Yankees 25 It was just about three hours into Josh Bard's managerial debut when the occasion arose for a crucial executive decision.
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Mr. Musk's stability and managerial fitness have come under scrutiny after he unexpectedly tweeted he planned to take the company private, then reversed course.
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In retirement, he began his managerial career, having managed 15 different club teams before signing on to manage Costa Rica's national team, ESPN reported.
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These workers also have less opportunity to advance: OFCCP found a "near-total exclusion" of Hispanics from higher-level clerical, managerial, and supervisory positions.
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Mr. Liu once told a television interviewer that his early experience running a failed restaurant taught him the need for an iron managerial grip.
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" Mr. Weinstein downplayed the effects of the changes, calling them "a managerial reorganization with little impact upon maintainers and their day-to-day tasks.
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Mr. Rosen also portrayed himself as playing a "managerial" role in overseeing the crafting of the rule, such as by ensuring deadlines were met.
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Mr. Rosen also portrayed himself as playing a "managerial" role in overseeing the drafting of the rule, such as by ensuring deadlines were met.
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That said, there are voices in the book that tell what they think about her managerial and operational capabilities that are not complimentary. Yeah.
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He then proceeded, like many thinkers of his generation, to concern himself with the perils of conformity in the new world of managerial capitalism.
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The developments, which brought new scrutiny of Mr. Musk's behavior and managerial fitness, rattled investors who have lately endured many challenges to their faith.
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The ride-hailing company, valued at nearly $70 billion in its most recent funding round, is facing multiple controversies, managerial turmoil and huge losses.
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While most of the company's employees hold entry-level positions, some have moved into managerial jobs and others have started their own small businesses.
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Even differences in managerial style have in the past been enough to plunge the Mexican economy into a crisis, with tangible consequences felt worldwide.
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There were some clear managerial screw ups, like using the wrong solvent [which damaged the system] … but most of this is really, really difficult.
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One in four people in routine and manual occupations smoke, compared to one in 10 in managerial and professional posts, according to PHE's figures.
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Having identified five "managerial archetypes," a McKinsey & Company report suggests the recommended number for direct reports is personalized and dependent on your leadership style.
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Managerial competence, expertise and a great track record are some of the key traits that can help get you promoted to the C-suite.
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Now they are left with claims about managerial experience and knocks on his gym routine that, so far, have not proven resonant with voters.
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A Reuters report says the government has taken managerial control and may also erase up to $30 billion in debt it owes the company.
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Pompeo's stewardship of the CIA has reportedly convinced some State Department officials that he has the managerial skills needed to lead America's diplomatic mission.
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"Charlie was always the architect, not a managerial C.E.O. type," said Jonathan Bachman, a software project manager who worked with his father for years.
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Another management shakeup is taking place not far from Manchester, where David Moyes is reportedly an option to take over Everton's vacant managerial position.
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While his managerial predecessor Joe Girardi, a former catcher, grew publicly frustrated with Sanchez's defense, Boone, a former infielder, has taken a different approach.
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He left perhaps the most secure managerial gig in baseball for a seat that will be hot until the Cubs win the World Series.
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If my own research is anything to go by, bullshit jobs concentrate not so much in services as in clerical, administrative, managerial, and supervisory roles.
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And then there was the small issue of the Sporting News article from March 2013 in which his current players tore into his managerial style.
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While the Dodgers seemed to keep the score moderately close throughout both games, the Sox opened up leads aided by managerial mistakes by Los Angeles.
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The dispute has led to a halt in Abraaj's fundraising activities and a series of managerial shake-ups as it tackled ensuing debt repayment problems.
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Russell Brand is the first to admit his wife, Laura, "does all of it" when it comes to the "pragmatic, bureaucratic, managerial" parts of childcare.
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She immediately resigns in the national interest with Ernesto Valverde her probable successor, though Boris Johnson is also rumoured to be in the managerial frame.
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As noted by BuzzFeed News' Ryan Macc, the decision also prunes one of Donald Trump's last supporters in the upper echelon of Facebook's managerial structure.
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The companies said the Koch unit will not have a seat on Meredith's board and will have no influence on Meredith's editorial or managerial operations.
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This managerial role at the digital marketing and digital media solutions company directs both software engineers and data scientists, so good communication skills are mandatory.
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Managerial missteps that some blamed on Mayer and a general lack of making money led to Tumblr being a bit of a dud for Yahoo.
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Senior editors at two major newspapers have been asked to step down from managerial positions following complaints by multiple women of years of sexual harassment.
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The former employee was not in a sales function and had no managerial duties, OpenTable said in a letter to the restaurant community on Monday.
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The proportion of people born to parents in professional or managerial jobs tripled between the generation of 22014 and the one born in 1980-84.
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But an isolated managerial bubble allowed Dr. Jackson to serve three presidents for a decade while escaping scrutiny of alleged abuses of power and position.
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But in most architecture firms, even those with yearly reviews, the path to promotion is murky and the trained managerial class is flimsy at best.
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For 'substantive' measures of success, including median individual income, wage returns to education and representation at the managerial level, Asians actually fare worse than whites.
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And while Darth Vader may be the most popular character from the franchise, it is really Darth Sidious — Darth Vader's boss — who personifies managerial skill.
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Every managerial aspect of the promotion, from hiring and firing wrestlers to setting up your own television and PPV matches is available at your fingertips.
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Rather, he has made very clear statements about giving his grown children managerial control over his assets, without any mention of also transferring ownership rights.
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My managerial roles at Amazon and Microsoft have largely shaped the way we screen candidates at Outreach, the sales engagement platform I founded in 2014.
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As the premier international clearinghouse for surplus capital, London has a pretty fixed role in the world economy, and the major's job is purely managerial.
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"From a managerial standpoint, from a recruitment perspective, this newer generation isn't too shy to tell you what they want in the workplace," he says.
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My first manager was an amazing person and he accommodated my need to have that balance at the time, while still giving me managerial opportunities.
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That kind of turnover is not unusual; last season, across the 20-team Serie A, there were 31 managerial changes, a record probably unmatched worldwide.
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Bob Vander Plaats, an Iowa religious leader and a national chairman for Mr. Cruz, said Mr. Trump's complaints had heightened doubts about his managerial acumen.
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The campaign that Romney ran that year, with its emphasis on immigration restriction and nostalgia for alpha-male managerial expertise, was a forerunner to Trumpism.
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In the episodes that followed, Alfred and Darius, rather than following Earn's managerial advice straight to the top, ended up acting as his life coaches.
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BT posted weaker-than-anticipated figures over the first three months of the year and announced plans to cut 13,000 managerial and back-office jobs.
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Still, around his players, he remained reassuring, far removed from an intense, edgy persona that undermined him in previous managerial stints in Houston and Anaheim.
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The office has been a vital resource offering financial, managerial and contracting support to small business owners, many of whom are entrepreneurial franchisors and franchisees.
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The aftermath of the Great Recession cost Mr. Quevedo his managerial position with a sleep diagnosis company and contributed to the collapse of his marriage.
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People will have a harder time finding jobs (not just super low-end jobs, but also better-paying managerial and construction jobs) and convenient meals.
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Few recent managerial appointments at Barcelona were made without his blessing — he apparently threw his weight behind the successful Frank Rijkaard and Pep Guardiola hirings.
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The entire "2017 National Compensation Study – For Managerial and Administrative Positions in Not-for-Profit Arts Organizations" is available from the Cultural Human Resources Council.
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But the success of his Cubs, and the laissez-faire managerial style of his skipper, Joe Maddon, provided Baez the license to freestyle a bit.
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City are building for long-term success, something neither of their true rivals – Manchester United and Chelsea – are hinting at with their respective managerial appointments.
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He had one of the best professional preparations of any managerial prospect in baseball history, and was a student of one of the great managers.
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In the battle with his new managerial rival, Antonio Conte, the odds suggest that Arsene Wenger has a good chance of coming out on top.
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The ride-hailing firm, valued at nearly $70 billion in its most recent funding round, is beset by multiple controversies, managerial turmoil and huge losses.
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"I take my leadership very seriously — not just in a physical and managerial sense," Ms. Raicovich said in a recent interview at her museum office.
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United is on its fifth managerial successor to Ferguson in six years, and England's 20-time champions still are not sure they have it right.
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It is reasonable for them to believe that the most qualified candidates for their managerial posts are those who have managed Champions League clubs previously.
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Valverde, once regarded as promising managerial material by no less an authority than Johan Cruyff, had been the outstanding candidate for the post for months.
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Like Beltran and Mickey Callaway, who was fired in October after two seasons as the Mets manager, Rojas has no previous major-league managerial experience.
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On Saturday, MLB Network reported that the San Francisco Giants want to interview Kapler as a possible candidate to fill Bruce Bochy's vacant managerial position.
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His managerial career was no longer potential, or only potential; now he had the beginnings of a history, which meant he could start being judged.
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Meet Fox E: a singularly good Yelp reviewer, who has risen above the managerial-class banality of your average foodie to become a true legend.
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Because football teams so often go through ups and downs—and chairmen fire their coaches with such regularity—measuring long-term managerial performance is tricky.
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It was kind of an era of managerial capitalism where the manager ruled and they worked in the same building or next to the factory.
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Chelsea's record goal scorer and ex-England international Frank Lampard is starting his managerial career in the Championship this season, in charge of Derby County.
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She found a managerial job at a nonprofit foundation that paid €290,22017 a month, less than before but enough to help maintain the family's lifestyle.
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"I think people, especially their customers, need to be aware of how disposable Everlane's non-managerial employees truly are," one fired temp worker told us.
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Bloomberg is an American success story; he comes from a middle-class background and owes his wealth only to his own entrepreneurial and managerial genius.
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Years ago, the Dodgers executive Al Campanis used the word "necessities" to describe what he thought black candidates lacked as they pursued managerial jobs in baseball.
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The full report outlines a series of managerial disasters that mostly stem from a top-down process that excluded middle-management and left his team confused.
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And you should work when you are at work and enjoy your time off and that is what everybody does—including the people in managerial positions.
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A majority of NHS spending goes on staff costs and while the workforce has become more clinical—and less managerial—staff shortages are becoming more common.
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The team also interviewed Dusty Baker and Buck Showalter, who, like Girardi, have more than a decade of managerial experience and at least five postseason appearances.
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Eschewing the day-to-day dramas of managerial sackings and player transfers, the authors unpick how the league became a "global sports business, and entertainment behemoth".
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From Fan Duel's Privacy Policy: Data Security, FanDuel uses commercially reasonable physical, managerial, and technical safeguards to preserve the integrity and security of your personal information.
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The proportion of business and management degrees earned by women has grown steadily, but that of women in managerial and senior jobs has not kept pace.
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Blockbuster, for all its managerial faults, did what video stores do best: it relied on people and serendipity to create an atmosphere ripe for customer discovery.
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One of them, Ben LeClere, is currently enrolled at the school as a junior and is majoring in managerial finance, said Rod Guajardo, the university's spokesman.
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Less Nazi than kooky monarchist, Yarvin actually had some interesting critiques of the managerial liberal state, which he unfortunately buried beneath a tireless flow of horseshit.
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"Clinton ran on the basis of managerial competence — on her capacity, as she liked to put it, to 'do the job from Day One,'" Green wrote.
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There have also been canny player signings and managerial appointments at Leicester, whose success has helped it make up ground on traditional soccer powerhouses in Thailand.
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And the bullish: past performance is proof of the government's managerial skill, innovation is blossoming and China will soon surpass America as the global economic powerhouse.
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Tambor lives in Westchester County, but for a few years has co-owned a bookstore in Los Feliz, Los Angeles, where he has no managerial duties.
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She said the cost of taking two years off from the workforce (and incurring debt at the same time) outweighed the networking and managerial skill benefits.
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Maddon came by the philosophy while working on his managerial chops as an assistant in the Angels' organization and then as the boss in Tampa Bay.
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At the same time, you can see it as a tool of the managerial class that emerged during the height of Fordist production and mass standardization.
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However, the eight-year journey that got him there was not always a smooth one, and it taught him an important managerial lesson along the way.
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In fact, her rise in the polls has come from consolidating the support of the professional managerial class as Beto and then Kamala and Pete slipped.
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Because, you know, think about the term mass production capitalism, which historians have used a lot, or later, managerial capitalism, which historians have used a lot.
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After leaving behind a managerial position in London to give English lessons in Italy, a lifelong textile artist has finally found time to hone her skills.
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The onus to improve is on the manager, which Trinity Ventures general partner Karan Mehandru sees as a positive as more millennials take up managerial roles.
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He declined to say how many people would be interviewed but said that a previous relationship with the Yankees or managerial experience was not a prerequisite.
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In Denmark, Canada and Finland, close to half of top earners are in managerial occupations, according to my analysis of data from the Luxembourg Income Study.
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A 1003 Japanese government report found that women make up just 13 percent of managerial positions in Japan, compared with 44 percent in the United States.
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Immigrants who have been admitted through the program have higher rates of employment and of finding work in professional or managerial occupations than most other immigrants.
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Jack Welch, who died this week at the age of 84, cast an immense managerial shadow as the CEO of General Electric from 1981 to 2001.
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Several members of Pompeo's core team do offer strong managerial skills from business careers that could help Pompeo run a department of 75,000 employees worldwide, however.
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"We found that talent was available, and it's really good talent that we were not expecting to find ... at an English-speaking, managerial level," he said.
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She sent us this snippet: Mr. Tarullo said regulators needed to take into account the managerial capabilities of both firms, antitrust concerns and financial stability considerations.
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Such an approach includes attacking sources of funding and access to markets, continuing to pressure managerial capabilities and undermining IRGC abilities to recruit and retain talent.
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It may go largely unremarked upon, but the life of a moderately successful rock singer, especially these days, can be as managerial as it is glamorous.
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The co-founders ceded managerial tasks to deputies so they could focus on a variety of projects, including self-driving cars, robotics and life-extension technology.
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Greece's Kathimerini newspaper reported on Friday that a managerial crisis had erupted at the agency after its board failed to elect a new chairman on Thursday.
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In both instances, participants are being disproportionately trained for occupations like maintenance, machinery and transportation, while not enough are trained in managerial, professional or service occupations.
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Customer-experience employees can only legally work in a small handful of states, where they report to "point people," a term for a pseudo-managerial role.
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But those voters are likelier to abandon him for the administration's vacuum of competence — for his nonsensical managerial style, captured in his magical thinking about Jared.
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Productivity was calculated after removing a series of factors "beyond managerial control," including airport size, share of international traffic and the size of an average aircraft.
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Ultimately, the government denied the petition, stating that the "organizational structure" presented did not support the "managerial or executive position" that Mr. Eremeev was to fill.
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An individual employed in a managerial position at a state-owned company can, these days, engage in practically any profit-making endeavor he or she wants.
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As I've tried to show in these pages, automation is in fact the result of conscious decisions, mostly at the executive and managerial level (though not always).
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The number of Hispanic women, on the other hand, declined slightly at the professional and managerial level, but they had the worst leadership representation after Asian women.
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Almost three-quarters of refugees aged 313-65 said they had gained work experience before arriving in Germany, with 13 percent having been employees in managerial positions.
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You will be lauded with the most treasured of managerial compliments: showing 'intent' – though it's never entirely clear who you're demonstrating this most vague of traits to.
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Madden, Lewis and Pulos began brainstorming ideas for Pulos' new title, with suggestions for a marketing job, a managerial role, and an "ambassador" for Jeff Lewis Design.
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And all four employees have been exploiting Papadatos' laid-back managerial style, using their spare time at work for leisure and to attend yoga and spin classes.
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By taking positions on so many boards the CPPIB is assuming managerial responsibilities for multiple companies; it increasingly resembles a sprawling conglomerate, with the associated organisational challenges.
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A state investigator said his review of email and other communications revealed that "high managerial agents" at TFS-ICAP had known of and "recklessly tolerated" improper conduct.
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Her bespoke selvesware engine performs social-network analytics, prioritizes project milestones and sends post-meeting communiqués in ways that utterly transform her "normal" or "typical" managerial style.
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Such disputes are a big reason Mr. Page had been shedding managerial duties and delegating the bulk of his product oversight to Mr. Pichai, these people said.
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A spokesperson further confirmed to Gizmodo that the signatories of the letter to their colleagues are not in managerial positions and do not speak for the company.
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That is, if we're prepared to properly harness it, and spread the benefits beyond a managerial class that stands to oversee the coming wave of new machines.
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At the time when Hollindale took the reigns as CEO, Zesty restructured its teams, giving new titles to different existing employees and clarifying managerial responsibilities, he said.
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In The Machiavellians, Burnham warned that in the age of the Managerial Revolution there was a danger that executive power could be taken over by "bonapartist" leaders.
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Instead of dusting off copies of The Managerial Revolution, conservatives like Continetti and Douthat would be well advised to look outside the National Review circle for guidance.
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But Republican senators on Thursday pointed to Kraninger's strong government managerial experience, adding she would have the help of consumer finance experts at the bureau if confirmed.
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Former employees described examples of what they call lax managerial oversight and buried risks that ultimately kept the company from booking bigger reserves, according to the report.
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It's hard to see how electing Donald Trump — a man not known for his managerial competence or his mastery of policy details — could make government competent again.
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And yet there is an inescapable reputational give-and-take at work once a portfolio of transcendent playing achievements has been thickened with a middling managerial stint.
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Reuters reported on Thursday that the government was appointing the committee to take managerial control and was discussing a possible transfer of some assets to the state.
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His last full managerial job – at Parma in 2001 – lasted just 24 days, after which he was forced to resign and retire with a stress-related illness.
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There has been no shortage of reporting about how the President is (or is not) staffing his administration, but it is often suggestive of mere managerial incompetence.
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He held the Frank Plumpton Ramsey professorship of managerial economics at the Harvard Business School and the Kennedy School until his retirement from the faculty in 1994.
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An approach to crime and poverty was engineered to win back Reagan Democrats so they could pass a deregulatory program that would appeal to emerging managerial wealth.
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But the layers of financial and managerial misdirection required to maintain a front organization also meant that its effects could sometimes be oblique to U.S. security goals.
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According to Mark Doidge, a sociologist at the University at Brighton and author of a book on Italian soccer culture, managerial instability is not uncommon in Italy.
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Such a managerial style is echoed by Infinite's refusal to take a side or make, concretely, any point—its politicizing may be visible, but it's always safe.
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But that was mere low comedy; the real insight into the mind of the FA's latest exorbitantly salaried managerial disaster had in fact come the night before.
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It's clear that former Argentina manager Carlos Bilardo has been a huge influence on El Cholo, with his maverick attitude apparent in all his managerial protégé does.
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As for the pimps, they each have a managerial style based on some combination of seduction and intimidation, all carefully calibrated to keep their women in line.
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And we're not just working to cover costs in the short term: Working learners are upwardly mobile and more likely to move into managerial positions after graduating.
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"There may be another managerial opportunity out there that comes his way, so we'll just have to see what happens over the next few days," Alderson said.
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Germán Burgos, Simeone's longstanding assistant, is keen to start his own managerial career; it was telling that he did not sign a new contract when Simeone did.
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Kindert, who has more than 20 years of experience, has held various managerial positions with financial institutions including MeesPierson and BNP Paribas IP. (Reporting by Ahmed Farhatha)
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He took a job at Heli-Coil, an aircraft parts factory in Long Island City, Queens, rose to a managerial position and later became a part-owner.
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Serbian by birth, he spent four years at Luton Town in England at the end of his playing career before embarking on a long, illustrious managerial career.
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Antipathy toward a wealthy, preening managerial class seems to be gaining popularity across the political spectrum — and, oddly, to have helped elect a wealthy, preening incoming president.
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"Throughout media, business and government, employers with a wide variety of different procedures and managerial styles have found that women were reluctant to come forward," Sherman said.
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The mechanic that simulated sexual assault may be gone, but the game still amounts to a hyper-sexualized series of minigames bordered by a managerial dating sim.
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But over time the composition of employment has shifted towards managerial and professional roles, and away from production jobs that can be done by those with less schooling.
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In The Economy Goes to College, by economists Anthony Carnevale and Stephen Rose, the authors sort workers into three occupation tiers: managerial-professional, middle-skill, and low-skill.
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Back in 21967, just 503 percent of jobs were managerial-professional, the authors found, while 250 percent were low-skill and about the same proportion were mid skill.
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JLR, based in central England, will cut some 4,500 out of 42,500 jobs, targeting managerial roles rather than production-line workers as it battles to return to profitability.
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Overall, Slack's workforce gained a few more women in its technical and managerial ranks since the previous year, though its total percentage of female employees remained the same.
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By giving the divisions more managerial authority, each unit could seize on growth opportunities more quickly without having to escalate decisions to Daimler's management board, the company said.
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"I tend to think that few voters are single-issue," said Georgy Egorov, a professor of managerial economics and decision sciences at Northwestern University who has researched elections.
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Experience has not been good with control systems that relegate the operator to a managerial role whose only job is to intercede in the case of an emergency.
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"I have to tell you they are all managerial, meaning that management triumphed over the wet noodle of an economy we have both here and abroad," Cramer said.
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The great justification of managerial liberalism is its focus on productivity: it is only by boosting productivity that we can create the surplus that makes for civilised life.
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Before assuming leadership of the investment team, Pellegrino advanced through the organization via a series of managerial roles, including assignments in corporate finance, treasury and mergers and acquisitions.
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You wouldn't want to work in an office where some Kafka-esque managerial system dictated the precise layout of your desk, yet your computer is equally as stringent.
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ACROSS the Western world, women greatly outnumber men in lower-level jobs, such as clerical and administrative positions, whereas managerial and senior jobs are mostly held by men.
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His attempts at making everyone like him may seem harmless, but his managerial experience at Dunder Mifflin is a fantastic reminder that not everyone is born to lead.
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French officials had also been pushing Ghosn since the middle of last year to hire a second-in-command with the managerial and international clout to succeed him.
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The most intriguing thing about Total Extreme Wrestling that separates it from other managerial simulators is that you're managing a sport that yes, shock of shocks, is predetermined.
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New York (CNN Business)Uber's workforce may still be mostly white men, but the company says it is taking new measures to diversify its staff, especially managerial roles.
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Of deeper concern, Schiff said, is that Trump is using the same managerial style that he used to run his personal business empire to run the federal government.
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Real ended a campaign that has witnessed upheaval and managerial change by picking up a 12th consecutive league win but their revival came too late to catch Barca.
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" This August, I accompanied Dariani on a visit to his client Anthony Kongphan—whom he described, with some managerial embellishment, as "the hottest commodity on Twitch right now.
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The petition reads in full: Leading a large-scale institution such as the Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art requires not only specialized knowledge but also managerial expertise.
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More than 80 percent of restaurant owners and 97 percent of restaurant managers start their careers in non-managerial positions and move up with new, performance-based incentives.
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Total employed in the US: 104,200What they do, according to O*NET: Operations research analysts apply mathematical modeling to develop decision-making, policy-making, or other managerial strategies.
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Several of these behaviors directly address preventing managerial indiscretions, including the creation of a safe workplace environment for all employees and holding oneself accountable toward inclusive management styles.
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Early in his managerial career with Espanyol, Pochettino had to cope with the shocking loss of his team's captain, Daniel Jarque, and help his players deal with it.
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In order to prevent unauthorized access or disclosure we have put in place suitable physical, electronic and managerial procedures to safeguard and secure the information we collect online.
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So far, most of the witnesses at the federal trial in Brooklyn have been Mr. Guzmán's lieutenants, suppliers or distributors — people who emerged from his organization's managerial class.
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After the season ended, Alderson said he would give Long consideration for the position but had hoped to retain him dependent on the outcome of the managerial search.
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There were other factors — poor hitting, pitching miscues and suspect managerial decisions — but having one of baseball's best pitchers available to start games might have made a difference.
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In the general election in June, Labour did unexpectedly well with an eclectic coalition of the professional and managerial classes, students and those with the very lowest incomes.
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The average hourly wages for frontline, non-managerial workers has remained in a tight range (adjusted for inflation) since the Bureau of Labor Statistics' records began in 1964.
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"That model continues to be the right model for us, to have a managerial prospect in that seat, and that's essentially what he's been for us," Luhnow said.
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Like many small and family-owned companies in the country it lacked the funds and managerial skills to reposition itself in the competitive and fast-moving luxury market.
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Shelton, who is the third high-profile hire by the Pirates since the end of their disappointing season, filled the final major league managerial opening this off-season.
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Global investment firm D.E. Shaw & Co. recently built an active stake in Lowe's in the hopes that, through pressure and managerial tweaks, the company can become more competitive.
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Giants 033, Red Sox 023 Jeff Samardzija took a no-hitter into the sixth inning to highlight Bruce Bochy's 013,003th managerial victory as San Francisco won at Boston.
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The Chicago Cubs, the team he came up with, had a managerial opening, and the Yankees had missed the playoffs and seemed to be on a downward trajectory.
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And it turns out that this level of transparency results in more women being hired and promoted into high-paying jobs and managerial roles, shrinking the pay gap.
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As Ivy League men predominate in front offices, they are said to seek managerial candidates conversant in the analytic revolution that has overrun baseball in the past decade.
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In fact, those who have been admitted through the program have higher rates of employment and of finding work in professional or managerial occupations than most other immigrants.
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"I do think there is certain cautiousness today around email," said Virginia Healy-Tangney, a senior lecturer at the MIT Sloan School of Management who focuses on managerial communication.
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In the United States, he had been working toward a managerial position at a restaurant chain, and said it would be an easy transition into a similar role here.
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Hockey's rampant luck has a way of masking bad managerial decisions, as did Cam Talbot's phenomenal 2016-17 season stopping high-danger shots during his league-high 73 starts.
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Consensus analysis of this industry is deeply flawed at both the analytical and managerial levels and, therefore, it is creating instability in these stocks which is simply not necessary.
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In terms of actual managerial work, as Saul finished up preparations with promoter Mervyn Conn for another major tour of the United Kingdom, he couldn't help but feel overwhelmed.
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With his next victory, New York's Terry Collins (536) will move past Bobby Valentine for solo possession of second place on the franchise's all-time managerial win list. 3.
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If the Oblivion work pod looks familiar, perhaps you're thinking of the Parks and Recreation episode where a managerial shake up lands Ron in this circular desk from hell.
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Fitch considers BCAB a strategically important subsidiary of CACIB, given its high level of managerial and operational integration with CACIB, as well as the strong synergies and common branding.
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Mueller, known for a tough, no-nonsense managerial style, has remained silent throughout the investigation that threatens Trump's presidency, letting his team's court filings and indictments do the talking.
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"Even though a board doesn't have managerial responsibilities, if you think about it as a micro company, you can't have a bunch of CEOs and CFOs there," Creary said.
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He has an intense managerial style which, if his move is confirmed, Manchester United fans will hope will return the club to its former dominant position in English football.
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Walmart's efforts so far have translated into a pay raise of about 16% to $13.69 per hour for non-managerial full-time employees, T he New York Times reports.
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But Essilor's boss, Hubert Sagnières, who is 61 and will share equal managerial duties of the new entity, looks well placed to take charge once Mr Del Vecchio retires.
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In the 63s and 1960s America and Europe experimented with managerial capitalism, in which giant firms worked with the government and unions and offered workers job security and perks.
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This may be because the value of PlexCoin was advertised as being based on, in part, "the managerial efforts of PlexCorps' team of supposed experts," the SEC complaint states.
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To lose so many is further evidence that the managerial skills Mr Trump showed off with such panache on The Apprentice do not necessarily convert to running the government.
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With some managerial wizardry, in one offseason the Broncos rebuilt their defence by signing three of the most coveted defensive free agents: Aqib Talib, DeMarcus Ware, and T.J. Ward.
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With few women in managerial roles and few senior or older women in visible roles at Google, it was difficult for women to see a path forward for themselves.
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The organization had no black female wrestlers during the Rock 'n' Wrestling era, and none on a regular basis until Sapphire debuted in 1989 in a mostly managerial role.
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If he truly wants to make this nation safer, and actually has the managerial skills he claims to possess, these three problems should be major priorities during his administration.
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The Democrats, by contrast, represent the managerial world spawned by modernity, including the big universities and government bureaucracies as well as "techno frontiersmen" like Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates.
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The survey was weighted heavily towards managerial workers with a relatively even split among middle management, senior management and other professionals — 43 percent, 33 percent and 24 percent respectively.
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Oracle has fared relatively well, in part because its core product, a powerful database used for financial and managerial work, is at the center of most major companies worldwide.
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On its website, the Singapore government states that non-resident foreigners do jobs Singaporeans don't want, and do not compete with locals for high-paying professional or managerial jobs.
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For top managers, just over half the wage gap was inexplicable, higher than the proportion for middle managers but lower than the 60.4 percent for those without managerial roles.
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Timo's first full-time job as a university student was a recruiter when he worked for four years interviewing people applying for managerial and specialist positions in different companies.
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While many of his managerial competitors have been accused of wilfully neglecting the League Cup, Mourinho has always shown respect to the understated and prosaic power of the tournament.
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The best that Trump's supporters can hope for is that Mulvaney establishes some kind of managerial order and gets in Trump's ear when the President exhibits his worst tendencies.
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But what he did with Aroldis Chapman during the final two games of the 223 World Series remains somewhat incomprehensible, a case study, it would seem, in managerial panic.
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He travels to each Red Hook Crit race with his own crew of zone leaders, which means more managerial consistency across events, better communication between staff, and safer races.
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Noah pointed out that the move puts Jackson, who has limited managerial experience, in charge of a $186.5 billion department that delivers medical services to over nine million veterans.
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