managerial

managerial
adjective
führend, leitend [Stellung]; geschäftlich [Aspekt, Seite]
* * *
mana·gerial
[ˌmænəˈʤɪəriəl, AM -ˈʤɪr-]
adj inv Manager-
\managerial conference/meeting Konferenz f/Meeting nt der Unternehmensführung
at \managerial level auf Führungsebene
\managerial position Führungsposten m
\managerial responsibilities Führungsverantwortung f
\managerial skills Führungsqualitäten pl
* * *
["mnə'dZIərɪəl]
adj
geschäftlich; (= executive) Management-; post, staff leitend

the managerial team — das Management(team)

at managerial level — auf der Führungsebene

he has no managerial skills — er ist für leitende Funktionen ungeeignet

proven managerial skills — nachgewiesene Führungs- or Leitungsfähigkeit f

managerial career — Karriere f als Manager; (Ftbl) Trainerkarriere f

managerial responsibilities — Führungs- or Leitungsaufgaben pl

managerial style — Führungsstil m

managerial class — Führungsklasse f

* * *
managerial [ˌmænəˈdʒıərıəl] adj (adv managerially) WIRTSCH geschäftsführend, leitend, Direktions…:
in a managerial capacity in leitender Stellung;
managerial function leitende Funktion;
managerial policy Unternehmenspolitik f;
managerial position leitende Stellung;
managerial qualities Führungseigenschaften;
managerial staff (auch als pl konstruiert) leitende Angestellte pl
* * *
adjective
führend, leitend [Stellung]; geschäftlich [Aspekt, Seite]
* * *
adj.
geschäftsführend adj.

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