Definition of middle management
: management personnel intermediate between operational supervisors and policy-making administrators
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Examples of middle management in a Sentence
He was just promoted to middle management.
Recent Examples of middle management from the Web
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And then, somewhere between their climb from middle management to the top, the gender balance will shift.
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And women are still, by and large, hitting a ceiling at middle management.
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On harnessing net unrealized appreciation: Many of her oil company clients spent their entire careers in middle management, acquiring stock at rock-bottom prices.
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Issues also appeared in middle management as poorly defined roles and responsibilities contributed to internal feuds, the report said.
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The share of women in middle management was unchanged at 33% and rose slightly in C-suite roles to 20%, concludes a new study by LeanIn.
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Then there is perhaps the least likely of innovations: middle management.
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More corporations are taking action to keep women from getting stuck in middle management.
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Intuit, which makes TurboTax and QuickBooks, uses a different tactic to keep promising women from getting stuck in middle management.
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First Known Use of middle management
1941
MIDDLE MANAGEMENT Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of middle management for English Language Learners
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: the group of people in a company who are in charge of employees but are not involved in important decisions concerning the company
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