middle manager

"It has become a market of middle managers who want to get around."

Until then, he had spent 20 years as a middle manager in the corporate world.

Q. I am black and a middle manager at a large company.

But as a day in the life of a middle manager shows, there is still room for improvement.

Gone, too, were many of the middle managers at district headquarters.

Of course, middle managers have been an endangered species before.

"I thought he just might tough it out," said one middle manager on Sunday night.

Nearly half (48 per cent) think middle managers would work less hard.

The corporations that once needed thousands of middle managers no longer do.

That left the government in the hands of the former bureaucrats and middle managers.

"Middle managers and top executives are going to have to learn television skills."

But those middle managers are not named in the report, the Congressional official said.

This international team collected data from 17,300 middle managers in 951 organizations.

"With huge layoffs of middle managers, companies had to figure out how to get work done," he said.

Were rigid middle managers standing in the way of workers using these policies?

"There may be as much if not more downsizing of middle managers this year than in 1991."

For one thing, today many middle managers are women.

The core of the operation lies with the middle managers.

Large numbers of blue-collar workers and middle managers have lost jobs.

Senior and middle managers in schools often lack an explicit management role.

She became a middle manager in 1984 and an executive in 1990.

Many observers agree that the society is too thick with middle managers.

On average, the age of the 50 Bacardi middle managers in the program is the early 30's.

To top and middle managers he has this to say: Stop blaming the worker.

But according to the study, savings in labor have come at the expense of middle managers.