managerial

managerial
managerial man‧a‧ge‧ri‧al [ˌmænˈdʒɪəriəl ǁ -ˈdʒɪr-] adjective JOBS
connected with the job of being a manager:

• She lacked managerial experience and didn't get the job.

• a managerial position with a top law firm

• It was a clear case of managerial incompetence.

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managerial UK US /ˌmænəˈdʒɪəriəl/ adjective [before noun]
MANAGEMENT, HR, WORKPLACE relating to managers or management: »

Those who want to move into a managerial position are offered training and mentoring.

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Previous managerial experience will be required for this post.

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She has developed critical technical and managerial skills.

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His managerial style has been described as collaborative.


Financial and business terms. 2012.

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