Phrases with «to manage people»

people (parent phrase)
to manage (parent phrase)

to manage people

Related phrases

to be all things to all people
to be to all people
to be close to one's people
to be accountable to the people
to be nice to people
to be close to people
to get people to the polls
to get to the people
to happen to good people
to relate to other people
to talk to other people
comparison to other people
to listen to other people
to talk to new people
to introduce someone to new people
to do to people
surprise to many people
to mean different things to different people
different things to different people
people someone 're talking to
people someone talk to
to warm up to new people
to warm up to people
people close to someone
to draw people to someone
people similar to someone
way people react to something
people important to someone
chat to people
to talk to people
to chat to people
to listen to people
service to the people
to speak to people
to give to people
to say to people
surprise to some people
to relate to people
to appeal to people
to explain to people
to sell to people
access to people
to connect to people
to matter to some people
responsibility to the people
to lie to people
to give something to the people
power to the people
to happen to people
reference to people
to minister to people
shock to some people
benefit to people
to communicate to people
something to people
regard to people
interest to people
to start talking to people
to recommend to people
difference to people
to go to the people
danger to people
to introduce someone to people
to return power to the people
to reach out to people
to reach out to more people
people someone manage

Sentences with «to manage people»

Many people move into people management roles with absolutely no experience in managing people. (social.hays.com)
That experience of managing people — both the motivated and the reluctant types — was valuable preparation for life as a lawyer. (legalweek.com)
They are responsible both for managing people and for managing the transition to teaching and learning in a different way, preparing very different students to go into a very different world. (edutopia.org)
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