They micromanage you and only you Bosses micromanage for a number of reasons — a need for assuming constant control, or insecurity at some level, for example.
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And, therefore, I'm not going to in any way try to micromanage this company, nor do I micromanage most of the companies we have been involved with.
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"I don't micromanage how they get it done," he said.
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Gilberto, being Gilberto, is still trying to micromanage from prison.
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But fundamentally, the government doesn't need to micromanage the details.
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"You don't micromanage your kids anymore, but maybe you should."
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Governments cannot micromanage faith but they can regulate it better.
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It's playful but Marcus quickly understands that Tad tends to micromanage.
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Now, being that said, I am not going to go micromanage.
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Congress might even try to get involved to micromanage the decision.
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The best Google managers empower their teams and do not micromanage.
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I put up with it, because the alternative is to micromanage.
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But presidents don't micromanage federal agencies, and they aren't full-time diplomats.
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MPs will also likely take the opportunity to micromanage the pending negotiations.
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It's too hard to finesse a tough message like 'You micromanage me.
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"I'm not going to micromanage this," he said at a news conference.
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This lead him to trust me less (and micromanage me) going forward.
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Don't micromanage; nobody likes it, and most employees respond poorly to it.
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It would micromanage the company, the same issue that could prevail this time.
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As in Exxon's case, the SEC claimed the proposal would micromanage the company.
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But it also forces players to micromanage more as the game goes on.
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German columnists condemned the consent law as an Orwellian effort to micromanage intimacy.
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But the prince's tendency to micromanage and play politics with the listing worries investors.
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The financial crisis paralysed his government because of his desire to micromanage every decision.
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As a result, they micromanage to the point of madness and fall off schedule.
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Supervisors who try to control all aspects of work are said to "micromanage" employees.
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The army is not to blame for Miss Suu Kyi's appalling tendency to micromanage.
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And being in charge doesn't mean we need to micromanage behavior or be unkind.
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Instead, the Court ruled against it, further solidifying Congress's power to micromanage the island.
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But let's be real: you shouldn't have to micromanage the fans of a $1,600 machine.
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"In their fear of that, they started to micromanage and suffocate things," woods told me.
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A lot of it has to do with our desire to micromanage other people's timelines.
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Too often we micromanage our demoralized teachers, driving many of the best from the profession.
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Almost everything needs fixing, and she has shown a worrying tendency to centralise and micromanage.
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They micromanage, they sabotage your career prospects, they lay you off, they talk too loud.
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Implanted sensors will spot early signs of illness in farm animals, and micromanage their feeding.
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"Sometimes we want so much to get ahead of problems that we micromanage," said Solomon.
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Transparency seemed like it was just a pretense for Korey to micromanage and exert control.
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The agency found that the proposal by Devon Energy shareholders would "micromanage" the oil company.
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She is the most easygoing person ever, and I micromanage everything, so this will be simple!
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According to SASAC, the Party wants to guide the conduct of SOE bosses but not micromanage.
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Be decisive, don't micromanage, and look to discover and develop the core passions of your people.
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"It isn't proper for the Legislature to micromanage the way hospitals manage their staffing," Walsh said.
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"I really like that he doesn't mandate every step of the process or micromanage," Jacobs said.
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Bosses who micromanage can create a toxic work environment where workers can feel undervalued and disrespected.
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Part of that was simply because the federal bureaucracy got too big for Congress to micromanage.
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It took several deaths for me to start learning to micromanage, swapping between characters every few seconds.
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We're not going to sit here and interfere with you or micromanage you in any way whatsoever.
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Did you wake up this morning feeling more focused, self-less, and in the mood to micromanage?
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Governments should not seek to micromanage tech firms, but ought to push vigorously for competition and transparency.
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They disdained the participation and input of businesses, preferring to micromanage the employment scene from the Beltway.
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Nor was Title IX intended as a means for colleges and universities to micromanage students' sex lives.
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To their credit, our think tanks do not try to micromanage what we write, let alone think.
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Other poor habits include bosses who bash them in front of their colleagues or continuously micromanage them.
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You can join a supportive community as you reject indulgence and instead optimize and micromanage your health.
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The court said it would not "micromanage" the day-to-day doings of the President and his staff.
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Sullivan agreed to the delay Tuesday, saying he didn&apost want to "micromanage" Flynn&aposs cooperation with prosecutors.
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Ryan noted that there's currently three investigations ongoing, so he's "not going to micromanage or armchair quarterback investigations."
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I micromanage less, probably not as much as I should, but you know, I've tried to correct that.
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The approach is a far cry from how head offices micromanage the operations of many large Japanese retailers.
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In his mind, anything that reinforced Pentagon leaders' desire to micromanage events halfway across the globe was problematic.
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His genius lies in his shrewd instincts to not rely on others to micromanage and control his message.
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We are not going to sit here and interfere with you or micromanage you in any way whatsoever.
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People already are going into their usual groups with that, with one person wanting to micromanage the other.
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I don't do micromanage, like telling my team exactly the list of things that they have to do.
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You know that a key reason why leaders micromanage is because they feel the employee isn't meeting expectations.
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My guess is that Trump will focus on domestic affairs and preside rather than try to micromanage foreign policy.
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BUT WE SHOULDN'T MICROMANAGE HOW THESE COMPANIES OPERATE THEIR BUSINESSES IN THE ABSENCE OF EVIDENCE OF A MARKET FAILURE.
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It doesn't assume the free market can solve every problem, but it doesn't micromanage everything a bank does either.
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But the president normally doesn't micromanage Justice Department policy, treating the Justice Department mostly as a quasi-independent agency.
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She's there to boss him around, tell him exactly what to do, and micromanage most aspects of his investigation.
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While the courts may not micromanage the process used during impeachment, they often have an obligation to enforce subpoenas.
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His tendency to micromanage the IPO and vacillate over where Aramco should be listed has caused delay and confusion.
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The Griffin Connected Toaster has a slider on the app that lets you micromanage how toasty your bread is.
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That means convincing executives who micromanage their risks that purpose-built headsets are available and that people love them.
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"With tech and entrepreneurship, there's a very strong team focus, you know, there's a 'don't micromanage' mentality," she says.
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We slashed 30000 pages of regulations from the federal ... Government will no longer try to micromanage every rain puddle.
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Case in point: About a decade ago, Google found that its best managers empower their teams and don't micromanage.
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As talks progressed, according to two people familiar with Fiat Chrysler, the French government tried to micromanage the process.
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He added that school board members tended to micromanage superintendents, often seeking services and favors specifically for their neighborhoods.
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Asked whether he supported specific gun reforms, the Speaker said he did not want to "micromanage" the legislative process.
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" Measures to control emissions, he said, "are just seductive names for socialist programs intended to micromanage people and businesses.
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"Contrary to the SEC Staff's determination, investors' efforts to engage on climate risk concerns do not micromanage Exxon," DiNapoli said.
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If you didn't want to micromanage things like production or worker assignments, an invisible governor would handle it for you.
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You screw up, and your boss is going to step in and micromanage and be on you all day long.
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We made a decision that we were safe with Joel and Bruce, and that it wasn't something we could micromanage.
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How many of us really have time to micromanage a kid's life when the kid is no longer a kid?
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And props to Chyna for not allowing anyone, notable momager or otherwise, to micromanage what content she shares on social media.
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Rather than micromanage, nag, belittle, or beg, they focus on the things they can control — like their own effort and attitude.
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SHAQUILLE O'NEAL: Well I learned, being a franchisee, being a manager, the one thing I never did was micromanage my people.
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One source close to the White House disputed the notion that Pence's office was trying to micromanage messaging across the administration.
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Judges, according to the majority opinion, should not "micromanage" the House's need for information in the context of an impeachment investigation.
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For Adamczyk, the experience enforced another key learning for him as a CEO leading a digital overhaul: you have to micromanage.
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The president should not micromanage the battlefield but he has to sell the campaign at home — not walk away from it.
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The prospect of the show wanting to micromanage Grande's performance poses questions on whether the Recording Academy has truly learned their lesson.
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To conservatives, the proposals amount to excessive confidence in the ability of the federal government to micromanage the sprawling higher education system.
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Barr has attempted to a micromanage certain cases by asking more questions than his predecessors, according to people familiar with the relationship.
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But a cynic might argue that the Fed's job is to keep the US economy afloat and not micromanage the global economy.
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The case has spotlighted the president's broad power to "micromanage in nearly anything in the military," one military law expert said. 3.
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She said she would not micromanage the use of the gift, but she will participate in the search for the education director.
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Also, when team members are confident and productive, you won't have to micromanage and will have more time to accomplish your own goals.
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MEANING, WE DON'T LIKE TO MICROMANAGE IF WE CAN HELP IT. WE WENT INTO THIS COMPANY KNOWING WE THOUGHT IT WAS VERY CHEAP.
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"In our view, the Proposal seeks to micromanage the company by probing too deeply into matters of a complex nature," the letter states.
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The reservations kept flowing in, and besides the mountain of extra cash, customers gave Tesla the ability to micromanage the Model 3 launch.
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It appeared he was willing to give the military more autonomy and not micromanage as many troops felt President Barack Obama had done.
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Mr. Trump, who enjoyed complete control over his business empire, has made significant concessions after trying to micromanage his first months in office.
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And yet, Catalan still finds time to micromanage, as when he personally scopes out Hannah scoping out her anguished boss on a roof.
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What I was saying is that it's hard to micromanage ahead of time what military interventions, under what circumstances, are permissible and what aren't.
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Democrats and some moderate swing-vote Republicans voiced concerns earlier this week that the White House was trying to micromanage and limit the investigation.
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The report sparked outrage from Democrats who worry that the White House will try to micromanage the investigation in an effort to protect Kavanaugh.
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European basketball is different from the NBA, as the three-point line is closer and considerations of honor micromanage the lives of the players.
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I tried never to micromanage, but on too many occasions I had bosses that micromanaged me and wanted me to know all the details.
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This mistrust can lead to others attempting to micromanage and monitor them, which just makes them more annoyed and more likely to dismiss input.
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At Segway, Field earned a reputation as a brilliant engineer and calm leader who listened to everyone, didn't micromanage, and was beloved by all.
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And of course, herein lies one of the huge problem with Bad Moms: what it assumes about good moms and how they micromanage family life.
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Finally, Washington's attempts to micromanage a conflict with little relevance to American security ensures that its Middle Eastern friends will never handle their own problems.
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Ill-advised actions by the STB – for example, attempting to micromanage routing and railroad pricing decisions – could ripple throughout the 140,000 mile U.S. rail network.
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It was never intended to allow the federal government to micromanage everyday consumer products that do not pose a risk to human health or safety.
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Local regulations can be even more of a costly nuisance, thanks to the endless details that state, county, or city governments see fit to micromanage.
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Barr, these people said, has attempted to micromanage certain cases, asking more questions and for more frequent updates than his predecessors on matters from Berman.
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Meanwhile, Hitler assigned Count Franziskuz Wolff-Metternich (Benjamin Utzerath) to micromanage and eventually confiscate the art in the Louvre as part of the Kunstschutz effort.
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Whatever the case, your initial response to these conditions might be one of relief: Suddenly, you have no bosses to micromanage you or coworkers to interrupt.
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While it would not be appropriate for the president or other politicians to try to micromanage monetary policy, they certainly should be setting its general course.
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Some of his predecessors worked closely with the DOD — for example, Dr. William Schneider in the Reagan administration — while others worked overtime to micromanage the department.
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If you tend to micromanage, you'll have to relinquish some of your own authority and control if you'd really like others to take on more themselves.
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Whereas Lukach is a laid-back surfer who teaches high school and coaches sports, Giulia is career-driven, corporate-minded and determined to micromanage her destiny.
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GOP senators have bristled over attempts by Trump and other White House officials to micromanage the Senate's floor schedule and weigh in on the chamber's rules.
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"[My current boss] trusts that I am a veteran professional and does not micromanage," said high school teacher Michael Cowan, 50, of Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan.
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Conservative policy experts have argued that the proliferation of media organizations has made it unnecessary for the government to micromanage the structure of the media sector.
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For one regulator to micromanage all of that activity is impossible, and the attempt to do so translates directly into costs borne by nearly all American consumers.
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"You won't have a high-performing team if you micromanage because you're saying, 'I don't have confidence in you,'" said Tracy Spears, founder of Exceptional Leaders Lab.
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At the same time, conservatives have a point that robust competition weakens the case for the Federal Communications Commission to micromanage how wireless providers run their networks.
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Hickenlooper's thoughts on how far potential legislation should go often were a "mystery" — attributable in part to his preference not to micromanage lawmakers, according to Colorado Public Radio.
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You can choose to micromanage the tiles on which your city focuses or let the game deal with that (we recommend leaving that alone until you get comfortable).
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A lot of directors tend to over-direct and micromanage actors with too many details, and they don't let the actor breathe, and Paul's just not like that.
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"The Supreme Court's decision ends years of wasteful litigation by correctly recognizing that courts do not have the authority to micromanage the State's school finance system," he said.
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The point here is to alleviate some of the burden around having to micromanage the lives of young kids or trying and failing to juggle 10 tasks at once.
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This will be a general theme in most of the episode: Marnie pretending to be totally chill and normal, when the truth is that she's itching to micromanage everything.
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We spend lots of effort hiring the best and the brightest and then micromanage them in every single thing they do, or try to shield them from unpleasant truths.
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EOG complained to the SEC in late December that the proposal would micromanage the company, calling it a "rigid, time-bound" target, and asked to omit it from consideration.
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Javier and Gloria are just hours away in Mexico — they Skype to send their love and micromanage the business — but separated torturously by the impenetrable scrim of the law.
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I usually micromanage every design, but I was so mesmerized by the story that for the first time in my career I said, take the keys and go wild.
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" • "In stark contrast to the perks lavished on Facebook employees, team leaders micromanage content moderators' every bathroom and prayer break," and employees "have been found having sex inside stairwells.
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The White House has threatened to veto the defense bill due to other provisions that the administration's Office of Management and Budget called "attempts to micromanage" the Department of Defense.
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The tendency of MBS, as the prince is known, to micromanage the listing runs counter to the spirit of openness and liberalisation that he says he wants for Saudi Arabia.
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Privacy makes selective censorship harder because censors no longer know the blow-by-blow details of what everyone is doing, so they can't micromanage a person's access to the internet.
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Both Facebook and Instagram now have tools that help you manage your time on social media, while Apple has made it easier for people to micromanage time spent on phones.
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"The proposal would micromanage the company by seeking to impose specific methods for implementing complex policies in place of the ongoing judgments of management," SEC Special Counsel Courtney Haseley wrote.
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As the FDA's capacity to micromanage drugs and devices weakens, the agency could, as our colleague Adam Thierer has written, reorient itself toward certification — educating patients and providers about risk.
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The officer who now patrols only in that postcode has been trained to micromanage tricky areas, as have 70 others on the Leicestershire force who now have harm-specific roles.
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She couldn't think more than a few steps in advance, often coming in on her off days to complete tasks she couldn't finish and to micromanage how we sold products.
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"Going forward we cannot stick with regulations from the Great Depression that were meant to micromanage Ma Bell," Paid said, referencing the broadband rules that also apply to phone companies.
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"The president's power is very broad; he can micromanage in nearly anything in the military, no matter how trivial," said Eugene Fidell, who teaches military law at Yale Law School.
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"Based on some of the reports we've seen this weekend, I'm very concerned about this because the White House should not be allowed to micromanage an FBI investigation," Democratic Sen.
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We want them to engage what we call their 'observing mind' so that they can pay full attention to what they're doing while they're doing it, but not micromanage the experience.
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O'Rielly said the FCC should not have sought to micromanage the internet economy in recent years and should reconsider the decision to largely leave intact rules barring cross-ownership of media.
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The client then seeks to micromanage the litigation, threatening to fire the lawyer if he doesn't implement often disastrous strategic maneuvers cooked up by his "I'm smarter than everybody else" client.
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Trump, guided by former Homeland Security Secretary and now Chief of Staff John Kelly, will have to ensure that the federal government supports local efforts but does not micromanage a response.
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If Congress tries to micromanage, lobbyists will fill the gap either by inserting preferred statutory provisions ex ante or by urging Congress to overturn rules ex post, without sufficient public input.
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So, if you attempt to micromanage every single aspect of your life, which plenty of motivated people do, you'll end up limiting the attention you can pay to the important stuff.
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She tends to work alone or with a small number of aides, like Fiona Hill and Nick Timothy, and has a tendency to micromanage, a senior civil servant said, asking anonymity.
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Nowadays, just a year away from college, from the sidelines they lovingly attempt to micromanage all aspects of my life and steer me away from the inevitable horrors which await me.
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I tend to be really specific — I'll micromanage someone's pinkie — so embracing the risk and the little bit of chaos, the chances of some nights being better than others, feels exciting.
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The president is shifting more authority over operations to military commanders, according to White House officials, reversing what aides and some generals say was a tendency under Mr. Obama to micromanage.
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The lesson here is clear: Instead of trying to micromanage stock prices, Chinese officials ought to be strengthening the economy, foremost by shifting its emphasis from investment to consumer spending and services.
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Sure, a smart toaster is the epitome of connected appliance ridiculousness, but there's something to be said for being able to micromanage the level of bread toastedness to such a microscopic level.
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As a manager, you should help guide your employees' progress and evaluate their performance; you should not micromanage, excessively monitoring employees to the point of trying to do their work for them.
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In his veto message, Rauner said the legislation looked more like an attempt by the comptroller to "micromanage" executive agencies than to get the most helpful information on monitoring the state government.
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The Federal Reserve is trying to micromanage the economy, adding "stimulus" here and raising rates there, in order to get it juuuust right and spur growth without causing too much price inflation.
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"Trump appears to be attempting to micromanage the oil... to maintain strong enough production to keep global supplies in surplus," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, said in a client note.
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Rather than passing amendments that micromanage the Forest Service and undo the progress that has been made, Congress should assist the agency on pressing issues like the spiraling cost of wilderness firefighting.
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When you start feeling that someone else is trying to control or micromanage over you, you'll feel less accommodated in your workplace "For rebels, it's all about choice and freedom," Rubin says.
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With a full load, you have to micromanage your grip on your backpack straps if you don't want to slip and send your precious cargo tumbling hundreds of meters off a cliff.
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The answer is not to further micromanage these business models; the way to better help consumers would be to roll back barriers that limit greater competition and hamper travelers with poor service.
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Federal laws — now totaling more than 150 million words — stifle ingenuity, micromanage American life and leave us with decrepit infrastructure, failing schools and needless obstacles in the path of entrepreneurship, among other outcomes.
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"While the district court upheld the distinction between full-time students who play college sports and professional athletes, it erred by giving itself authority to micromanage decisions about education-related support," Remy said.
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Mr. Kalanick, meanwhile, was allowed to operate more or less solo, to micromanage a company that grew to enormous scale, and was left alone even when the firm's problems became plain to see.
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It seems unlikely that the two men will be able to co-exist for long, particularly if Flynn tries to micromanage the Pentagon or push Trump toward positions Mattis would see as dangerous.
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Not every bride becomes a bridezilla"Movies make it seem like every bride is going to turn into the raging lunatic on their wedding day and micromanage every little thing," Lartey-Williams told INSIDER.
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But if you want to achieve greater success, have people micromanage you less and work fewer hours, there will be times when you are better off listening to and doing what other people say.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — For insight into these head-spinning times in Saudi Arabia, where the ultraconservative social and religious codes that micromanage daily life seem to spring a new leak every month — women driving!
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"I've always opposed unproductive riders that seek to limit or micromanage DC's autonomy, and I will continue to combat these efforts in the 116th Congress," he told BuzzFeed News when asked about the pot amendment.
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In many ways, the NFL's replay problem is a symptom of a persistent problem of the leadership in place: they micromanage to such an extent that nobody is able to just do their damn jobs.
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An NSC official who's worked with Kellogg early on also told Axios that the notion Kellogg didn't do any work is wrong given he empowered his staff to do their jobs and didn't micromanage them.
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These activities are sustainable and have been scientifically linked to improved health, yet are often at odds with the solitary, draining work of trying to micromanage every bite of food that goes into your mouth.
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Still, does the governor really need to micromanage the streets of Manhattan when he already has under his jurisdiction 55,000 square miles of New York State, from the Canadian border to the tip of Montauk?
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The need to micromanage Another key driver of success is the focus by Adamczyk and other executives on monitoring the success of the ongoing projects and halting any that are not producing the desired results.
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Samsung has been caught up in a scandal surrounding the country's president, which they say illustrates a hierarchical culture that tends to micromanage away creativity and insulate family-run business empires from accountability and competition.
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The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), passed in December as a replacement for NCLB, hands back power to states over standards and tests, making it hard for a future president to seek to micromanage school reform.
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The judge is tired of the back-and-forth spat with prosecutors and he put an end to it -- saying Chapo's complaints do NOT raise constitutional concerns and he will NOT micromanage the Bureau of Prisons.
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On one hand is a plan designed to create a more hospitable climate for all job creators and entrepreneurs; on the other hand, is a misguided attempt to micromanage the economy and pick winners and losers.
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And, speaking of completed errands, you can also ask the Google Assistant which reminders have been checked off the list—again, either a welcome added convenience or a superb way to micromanage your household from afar.
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The Definitive Guide to Business with Marcus Lemonis In order to run a successful small business, chances are you'll need to open yourself up to outside opinions and resist the urge to micromanage every last detail.
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Monopoly regulations, whether applied to the companies delivering the Internet or old Ma Bell means the FCC can micromanage the Internet, including determining the rates consumers must pay, the speeds consumers can access and much more.
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The SEC ruled that the nonbinding proposal, which was backed by investors with $9.5 trillion in assets, would "micromanage" Exxon (XOM) by seeking to impose "specific methods for implementing complex policies" in place of managerial judgment.
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Aryn's clear intent, as shown throughout her testimony is to marginalize and dismiss me as a parent, micromanage my time with the children and to exclude me from all decisions regarding our children, no matter how important.
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Coaching can require a delicate balance, as the second-ranked trait of good managers at Google is that they do not micromanage employees and, instead, empower their team to take control of their own work and projects.
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Some choose to lord over their Sims and as a vengeful or benevolent god, causing disasters and completely reshaping their Sims' lives, Others choose to live vicariously through their Sim and micromanage every aspect of their life.
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If your boss is out on the floor with you but doesn't say hello or, worse, circles the room to micromanage the team constantly, then I don't feel they're trusting the team to be productive at all.
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Levin speculates that in the future, we may not need to micromanage multitudes of cell-signaling events; instead, we may be able to manipulate how cells communicate with each other electrically and let them fix various problems.
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"Letting political fights play out in the political branches might seem messy or impractical, but democracy can be a messy business, and federal courts are ill-equipped to micromanage sprawling and evolving interbranch information disputes," he added.
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Yet, armed with a Tandberg and other technology advances, the low-profile aides have become the president's "personal band of warriors," as President George W. Bush called them, helping manage—and in some case micromanage—the nation's wars.
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States already shoulder a lot of responsibility for implementing federal environmental regulations, but Fewell says the EPA tends to micromanage them, not giving them much freedom to devise their own methods of meeting clean air or water standards.
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And they tend to assume that keeping the American corporation embedded in this communitarian system is a better way to balance productivity and innovation and public-spiritedness than just trying to regulate and micromanage businesses into good behavior.
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Rather than using microscholarships to micromanage students' educational pathways, Professor Gurland said, colleges could simply pledge lump sums to promising ninth graders if they agreed to work diligently during high school on whichever subjects or projects interested them most.
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And, if your employees can even perform certain tasks better than you, that makes your role that much easier and allows you to focus on the big picture, rather than being forced to micromanage each of your employees' roles.
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But his retirement is less a graceful bowing-out than a manoeuvre designed to allow him to micromanage the transition to a new leader, just as he has micromanaged every other aspect of Kazakh politics for so many years.
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Your manager probably went over the general gist of what they expect from you when you first started your job, but they shouldn't have to (and don't really want to) continue to micromanage you to uphold basic work etiquette.
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But now there's just not the staff—the number of prison officers in each jail was slashed—and the management is young, frisky little monkeys, who micromanage everything; as long as their boxes are ticked, they don't care about anything else.
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"The government does poorly when they micromanage corporate finance … If they wanted to say something is illegal, they could do that, but it just means that bright CFOs are going to find ways of achieving the same benefit," Block said.
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Critics have raised concerns about whether this gives the administration carte blanche to operate without restraint in the Middle East, but the balancing act, as Kaine put it, is "The executive shouldn't start a war without Congress authorizing…Congress...shouldn't micromanage."
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"Trump appears to be attempting to micromanage the oil market by encouraging the cartel, particularly the Saudis, to maintain strong enough production to keep global supplies in surplus," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, said in a client note.
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But what Farnum and PAUS miss is that, when it comes to smartphones, it's both impossible and misguided for elected officials to micromanage how we spend our free time — even if we happen to be under the age of 13.
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He interpreted Trump's speech more as saying he won't micromanage the Pentagon's handling of troop levels, which he said is potentially a good thing "provided that he will engage when needed" and that 10,000-plus troops aren't deployed without discussion.
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Without a clearly defined antitrust policy to signal whether the federal government intends to micromanage the economy or allow innovation and competition to drive growth, uncertainties imposed on industry by this inaction will (quickly) chill innovation and deter economic investment.
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"Once again, we are faced with a situation in which a single Federal District Court has undertaken by a nationwide injunction to micromanage decisions of the coequal executive branch related to our national security," Mr. Sessions said in a statement.
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President Sisi does not micromanage Egypt's institutions and does not create economic policy in a vacuum; he is surrounded by institutions and consultants, an independent central bank and a cabinet of professionals who are in charge of decision-making in this area.
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By contrast, the authority of the FISA court is limited: The court can grant or deny applications but lacks jurisdiction to micromanage how the F.B.I. and the Justice Department organize themselves to put together FISA requests as part of counterterrorism or counterintelligence investigations.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is shifting more authority over military operations to the Pentagon, according to White House officials, reversing what his aides and some generals say was a tendency by the Obama White House to micromanage issues better left to military commanders.
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And my own view is that 'light touch regulation' means that we create broad regulatory frameworks to protect consumers, to ensure an overall competitive marketplace, but we shouldn't micromanage how these companies operate their businesses in the absence of evidence of a market failure.
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"They really want to send the message that if you want to criticize Israel, then the federal government is going to look very closely at your entire program and micromanage it to death," said Zoha Khalili, a staff lawyer at Palestine Legal, one such group.
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But even without going spelunking into the very messy and fraught process of creating an agency to micromanage equipment purchases across the economy, there's no justification for de Blasio's "robot tax" in the data, and ultimately that's where the impetus for radical policies must come from.
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You're going to have to wait a bit longer to find out the really key detail however, as Oculus continues to micromanage the launch by withholding the price-tag — which will of course be a rather sizable factor in determining the size of the early adopter VR market.
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They need to recognize that the markets now play an outsized role in the economy, and their attempts to micromanage this vast sea of money have only pushed the risks away from big American banks and toward new lenders outside the banking system, particularly in the United States and China.
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If everyone's in one place, you can dither, handwave, vacillate, micromanage, and turn your workplace into an endless wasteland of unclear uncertainty, punctuated by ad-hoc last-second crisis meetings — and your employees will probably still conspire against your counterproduction to get something done, albeit much less than what they're capable of.
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Policymakers are acting on concerns that demand for casual labor is being exploited by increasingly powerful tech firms which are applying algorithms at scale while using self-serving employment classifications designed to workaround traditional labor rights so they can micromanage large-scale workforces remotely while sidestepping the costs of actually employing so many people.
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When it does not work, my parents can be good resources to ask questions or even just discuss the topic to spark ideas in my head … However, when this can become too much and potential cross a line is when parents do not allow their children to think freely and instead micromanage the situation.
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"I think Ryan's been careful not to micromanage this bill and to leave it to the committee and certainly leave it to Chairman Brady, but at the end of the day if somebody's got to make a call above the chairman level -- and that happens in every bill -- that's what the speaker's role is," said Rep.
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Trump, meanwhile, has long touted his stance that the White House shouldn't micromanage the military and has frequently criticized his predecessor, President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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A close collaborator of Mr. Hoffman, Dmitri Mehlhorn, the founder of Investing in Us, said in a statement that "our purpose in investing in politics and civic engagement is to strengthen American democracy" and that while they do not "micromanage" the projects they fund, they are not aware of having financed projects that have used deception.
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The family featured shares some of the reasons they like the service, and they're incredibly mundane – for the father, Ted, it's mainly about removing a big stressor in the form of the morning commute, and for the mother, Candace, it's about making it possible to get the mostly teenage kids where they want to go without having to micromanage the vehicle schedule.
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Tuesday's final vote on the Senate bill was enough to override a veto threat from the White House, which has blasted the measure for attempting to "micromanage" the administration's conduct of national security policy through reductions in the White House National Security Council staff, organizational changes to the Pentagon and limits on the closure of the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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There was of course going to be specifics that we could all differ (he used Killer Mike's stance on gun control as an example) but that the overall worthiness of a true progressive like Sanders taking office far outweighed any nitpicking (my words) about the detritus that comes with a large number of voices, especially musicians, who he was loathe to micromanage.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Poll: Nearly 4 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity MORE (D-Minn.), who sits on the Judiciary Committee, expressed concerns on Sunday on CNN that the White House was attempting to "micromanage" the FBI's assessment of claims against Kavanaugh.
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Little things like changing our policies around where you can have certain kinds of meetings and how many people have to be there, you hate to have to micromanage that, but if you can guarantee that you're not going have casting meetings in hotels with only one person in it, then you're probably going to eliminate the opportunity for abuse across a pretty broad swath.
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I think for a lot of people in Silicon Valley and the Davos ecosystem, that kind of reasoning can serve as a justification for their role: We can't trust the government to micromanage, when it intervenes it should be in minimally regulated ways like universal basic income, and the rest of the world should be up to us, as independent capitalist actors, to sort out for ourselves without the government pushing us around.
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It's a place where, in stark contrast to the perks lavished on Facebook employees, team leaders micromanage content moderators' every bathroom and prayer break; where employees, desperate for a dopamine rush amid the misery, have been found having sex inside stairwells and a room reserved for lactating mothers; where people develop severe anxiety while still in training, and continue to struggle with trauma symptoms long after they leave; and where the counseling that Cognizant offers them ends the moment they quit — or are simply let go.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE could take an executive action today that would open the floodgates of innovation currently being dammed up because of bureaucratic bottlenecks and a need to micromanage what Americans have access to here at home, while millions worldwide get healthier, and foreign companies draw business away from our economy into their own.
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