Sentences with phrase «management culture»

A thriving sector Clearly the governing body needs to ensure that a positive risk management culture is established across the academy.

He is now discussing a «management culture which is transparent internally».

More often than not, the culture of the old firm dies, and experienced partners are less willing to put up with a new management culture.

He asks what it says about management culture that he didn't know.

The risk didn't come first; what came first was a bad management culture that pushed sales growth at the expense of everything else.

Highly sophisticated risk management required In order to tackle the increase in executive risk in future directors need to develop a highly sophisticated risk management culture.

At Business Insider, he's asked Malcolm Gladwell how being an online troll has energized his creative process, analyzed the highly unusual management cultures at Bridgewater and Zappos, investigated Wall Street's love of Transcendental Meditation, and hung out with Tony Robbins in Fiji for four days.

Comparing management culture in the U.K. to Canada, Gales says it's distinctly more competitive in the former.

Rypple facilitates a social performance management culture where feedback and coaching is shared real - time.

All the while, the U.S. management culture went down like a lead balloon with staff who were forced to deal with front - line complaints.

«FedEx and IBM are well - known examples of companies where numerous early analytics successes produced a senior management culture where analytics was regularly used to inform important decisions,» Bell writes.

These radiations in part came from Japanese management culture, very different from U.S. practice, the ideas of Deming — which both influenced and reflected Japanese practice — and their elaborations by others.

But analysts say those efforts have fallen short of true reform, papering over problems that include a large and aging jet fleet, an overextended route network, an ossified management culture and a bloated, heavily unionized work force of nearly 20,000 employees.

The mechanistic modelling, treatment of people as resources, obsession with the short - term, and management by targets in the public sector are all symptoms of the sick ideology that has driven management culture, which Simon brilliantly dissected.

According to the AMA, the program forms part of efforts to inculcate a waste management culture in the citizenry.

If the dark narrative is right, «One bad stock» did not break Sequoia; an arrogant and profoundly dysfunctional management culture did.

It also notes how the informal management culture played against Kozlowski as things that were formal at many other corporations, and thus could not be argued, were not so at Tyco.

What have been the recent rulings that seek to reinforce the new costs management culture, asks Sue Nash

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In line with increasing uncertainty in global economies, top talent is likely to be attracted to organisations able to demonstrate strong financial backing, positive management culture, and tangible competitive advantages in their industry.

We define them as those who responded «Agree» or «Strongly Agree» to three questions: «Risk management is an integral part of our investment process and actively addressed on a systematic, ongoing basis», «My organization has a strong risk management culture», and «I am confident that our portfolio has appropriate downside protection for the next tail event.»

He said a lot of lessons have been learnt over the years, through neglect and the poor maintenance and management culture suffered by sports infrastructure in the country such as the Azumah Nelson Kaneshie Sports Complex and Accra Sports Stadium and others which needed to be dealt with.

The home secretary confirmed UK Border Force would split into a new operational command, in a bid to create a «whole new management culture».

As a recent report by PriceWaterhouseCoopers showed, risk management culture, ethics, and trust continue to dominate headlines about the financial services industry.

There is also a report coming soon with the results of an investigation led by former Attorney General Eric Holder into the company's management culture — which was spurred by allegations of sexism and other criticisms of company culture.

CEO Jean - Laurent Bonnafé observed that in a challenging environment for the entire banking industry, BNP Paribas succeeded in maintaining its client franchise, profitability and strong risk - management culture, while adapting the organization to changing market conditions and regulation.

He does ask if he thought the management culture was open, however.

Question Time presenter David Dimbleby appeared on the Today programme this morning and instantly became a fan favourite for the post with a passionate defence of public service broadcasting combined with a savage attack on the management culture at the corporation.

We've established a management culture based on collaboration, communication, and consensus among all the school's stakeholders — educators, parents, students, and the community.

He changed the management culture of the central administration with a performance - based vision, efficiency, openness, and fairness.

During Marco's tenure, he has established Green Dot as a leading agent of reform, establishing new high school and middle school transformation models, developing a collaborative labor and management culture, expanding Green Dot towards a national footprint, and creating a world - class school and instructional leadership model as well as an efficient central office to support the schools.

In more than a few cases where it worked in the short run, in the long run, the management culture of a firm that survived did not learn the lessons of undue risk taking, and blew it up again.

Firms with conservative accounting typically have management cultures that retreat when times are not conducive to low - risk profits.

When a company falsifies or changes it's pollution control records, even slightly, to make it seem like they are in compliance with a legally mandated operating permit - similar to a driver claiming his «speedometer must be broken» when a cop pulls him over - generally indicates underlying financial performance problems and a management culture focused only on the bottom line.