managerial
/manəˈdʒiːrɪəl
/adjective
Relating to management or managers: the division of managerial responsibilities...
- She said her new role would be a more managerial and administrative one.
- He has demonstrable managerial skills as Halifax CEO, where he really calls the shots.
- Does that speak volumes about the opposition, or is it a testimony to his own managerial skills?
Derivatives
managerially
- He set up his administration to get things done managerially, not to accomplish some short-term political goal.
- They are managerially difficult and educationally unproven.
- And so in fact, I think, that means we must be managerially competent to stop it.
Rhymes
- managed competition
- managed currency
- managed economy
- managed fund
- managed trade
- managee
- manage expectations
- management
- management accountant
- management accounting
- managemental
- management board
- management buy-in
- management buyout
- management by exception
- management by objectives
- management committee
- management company
- management consultancy
- management consultant
- managementese
- management fee
- management information system
- management-speak
- management studies