Sentences with phrase «feeling micromanaged»

Giving employees the space and time to maintain a healthy work - life balance keeps people from feeling micromanaged.

Employees who feel micromanaged, and who are not left to perform to the best of their abilities, feel both a lack of autonomy and a lack of trust.

More and more major decisions were made behind closed doors, and more and more teachers felt micromanaged rather than supported.

If you provide too little support, they will feel lost, if you provide too much they will feel micromanaged and confined.

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The worst part about micromanaging is that other people feel smothered.

I feel like I have to control everything, which leads to micromanaging every aspect of my business.

Perhaps they feel like you're micromanaging them or are too demanding.

If, instead, you micromanage by dictating a budget, that action will feel punitive and add fire to an already tense situation.

There's that supervisor who feels the need to micromanage your every move.

Helpdesk employees felt like «Big Brother» was micromanaging them with a timing and scoring system.

When parents feel that they are micromanaging the school and care environments in order to maintain stability for their child, a higher level of support and intervention may be needed.

I definitely felt I had to leave the «medical model» behind, all of their concern about my growing baby and me, helped me to educate myself about the entire process and I started to realize that they were truly micromanaging a process that I instinctively felt belonged entirely to God and nature, with people helping when needed.

When trying to resolve the situation, remember that you can not micromanage your child's social life and that their feelings have to be respected.

Teen boys who have «helicopter parents» who intervene at every possible conflict, micromanage their children's home life and schoolwork, and won't allow their sons to feel stress or frustration are doing a disservice.

As a Ph.D. student in analytical chemistry at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Gelhaus felt limited in what she calls «a micromanaging environment.»

... We're definitely under more pressure and can feel the dragon waiting hungrily for results, micromanaging our projects and — indirectly — our lives, squeezing the breath out of their students by tyranny or coercion.

When you're afraid, you feel the need to micromanage everything.

I felt so comfortable and very much like myself — maybe the first time in ages — that I didn't even bother to micromanage her or anxiously try to have a glimpse or two.

People that are high in self - control tend have strong emotional reactions to things and try to regulate those feelings by micromanaging and attending to specific details.

When employees feel as though they are being micromanaged or perceive a lack of control in their day - to - day work environment, productivity will lag.

The obvious tradeoff is that a call at too l.ow a level has you feeling like you are still micromanaging.

Micromanaging your party feels like more of a puzzle than true combat, which is something reflected further in the combat system itself.

All these elements lead to you needing to restart from the last checkpoint over and over again until you micromanage things so much that playing the game just feels like work.

Sometimes it is hard to feel like you are doing your job if you don't micromanage.

Emotion UI is good at managing memory and it keeps you well - informed of how much RAM you have available, and should you feel the need to micromanage, a swipe up from the multitasking screen will clear out any running processes.

Common issues include feeling overwhelmed, micromanaging and finding that it's just not working, anger, frustration, and loss.»