Definition of middle management in English:

middle management

noun

mass noun

The managers in an organization at a level between senior and junior managers.
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite those efforts, the company concedes that gaps in middle management still exist.
- Having risen through the ranks into middle management, Brown holds a position as a product development technician, fitting and testing new products in the hosiery division.
- The model contributes to at least three different research streams: research on organizational change, the social psychology of emotion, and middle management.
- The first potential culprit is middle management.
- Within three months, she was boosting the responsibilities associated with entry-level positions, stripping out middle management, and pulling certain analyst jobs into the department.
- Our immediate intervention was to strengthen the capacity of senior and middle management in the revenue department.
- The company prides itself on an organization that is nearly devoid of middle management and values freedom for engineers and their work.
- Not only may there be differences of level within broad occupational categories - such as those between senior and middle management - but the kinds of enterprises in which people work have great significance.
- Everyone wanted to get an MBA so they could be in upper middle management.
- On the labour front, a study recently released by the Labour Resource and Research Institute found that males - and particularly white males - still dominate senior and middle management.
- Obviously, new operations will generally bring in top-level management from the countries that are investing, but you also need to utilize as much of the local population as possible for middle management and labor.
- Because there is no middle management, patient care costs less, the savings are passed on to patients and insurance companies, and the business still has healthy profit margins.
- Like most businesses, we'd gotten rid of middle management in the 1980s, partly because we couldn't afford it anymore and partly because we didn't need it.
- What does a former English professor with only a decade's experience in middle management have to say to the mainstream business-book audience?
- An option deal is available for middle management.
- Over the past two years, he has orchestrated an ambitious overhaul, slashing costs, shuttering facilities, and cutting layers of middle management.
- I have friends who've been in middle management and been laid off.
- There are some clear differences between retention at the younger level and middle management, and at the very senior levels who have the direct reports.
- Despite growing evidence showing that downsizing middle management may reduce organizational flexibility and innovation, executives still appear to make this a frequent practice.
- Steps implemented so far by the company include reviews of human resource policies, informing employees of the programme and addressing gender balance in top and middle management.

Derivatives

middle manager

noun

A manager in an organization at a level between senior and junior managers.
distrust between executives and their subordinate middle managers
Example sentencesExamples
- Foreign executives who might otherwise be at a cultural and linguistic loss have been able to rely on Chinese middle managers for quality control.
- There are courses for new managers, middle managers, senior managers, and executives.
- Offices hummed as clerks and secretaries, executives and middle managers, accountants and bookkeepers scurried to attend their burgeoning enterprises.

Definition of middle management in US English:

middle management

nounˈmidl ˈmanijməntˈmɪdl ˈmænɪdʒmənt

The managers in an organization at a level just below that of senior administrators.
Example sentencesExamples
- Obviously, new operations will generally bring in top-level management from the countries that are investing, but you also need to utilize as much of the local population as possible for middle management and labor.
- The company prides itself on an organization that is nearly devoid of middle management and values freedom for engineers and their work.
- Within three months, she was boosting the responsibilities associated with entry-level positions, stripping out middle management, and pulling certain analyst jobs into the department.
- Because there is no middle management, patient care costs less, the savings are passed on to patients and insurance companies, and the business still has healthy profit margins.
- There are some clear differences between retention at the younger level and middle management, and at the very senior levels who have the direct reports.
- The first potential culprit is middle management.
- Our immediate intervention was to strengthen the capacity of senior and middle management in the revenue department.
- An option deal is available for middle management.
- Having risen through the ranks into middle management, Brown holds a position as a product development technician, fitting and testing new products in the hosiery division.
- Not only may there be differences of level within broad occupational categories - such as those between senior and middle management - but the kinds of enterprises in which people work have great significance.
- On the labour front, a study recently released by the Labour Resource and Research Institute found that males - and particularly white males - still dominate senior and middle management.
- Despite growing evidence showing that downsizing middle management may reduce organizational flexibility and innovation, executives still appear to make this a frequent practice.
- The model contributes to at least three different research streams: research on organizational change, the social psychology of emotion, and middle management.
- Steps implemented so far by the company include reviews of human resource policies, informing employees of the programme and addressing gender balance in top and middle management.
- I have friends who've been in middle management and been laid off.
- What does a former English professor with only a decade's experience in middle management have to say to the mainstream business-book audience?
- Like most businesses, we'd gotten rid of middle management in the 1980s, partly because we couldn't afford it anymore and partly because we didn't need it.
- Despite those efforts, the company concedes that gaps in middle management still exist.
- Everyone wanted to get an MBA so they could be in upper middle management.
- Over the past two years, he has orchestrated an ambitious overhaul, slashing costs, shuttering facilities, and cutting layers of middle management.

词汇	middle management
释义	Definition of middle management in English: middle management noun mass noun The managers in an organization at a level between senior and junior managers. Example sentencesExamples Despite those efforts, the company concedes that gaps in middle management still exist. Having risen through the ranks into middle management, Brown holds a position as a product development technician, fitting and testing new products in the hosiery division. The model contributes to at least three different research streams: research on organizational change, the social psychology of emotion, and middle management. The first potential culprit is middle management. Within three months, she was boosting the responsibilities associated with entry-level positions, stripping out middle management, and pulling certain analyst jobs into the department. Our immediate intervention was to strengthen the capacity of senior and middle management in the revenue department. The company prides itself on an organization that is nearly devoid of middle management and values freedom for engineers and their work. Not only may there be differences of level within broad occupational categories - such as those between senior and middle management - but the kinds of enterprises in which people work have great significance. Everyone wanted to get an MBA so they could be in upper middle management. On the labour front, a study recently released by the Labour Resource and Research Institute found that males - and particularly white males - still dominate senior and middle management. Obviously, new operations will generally bring in top-level management from the countries that are investing, but you also need to utilize as much of the local population as possible for middle management and labor. Because there is no middle management, patient care costs less, the savings are passed on to patients and insurance companies, and the business still has healthy profit margins. Like most businesses, we'd gotten rid of middle management in the 1980s, partly because we couldn't afford it anymore and partly because we didn't need it. What does a former English professor with only a decade's experience in middle management have to say to the mainstream business-book audience? An option deal is available for middle management. Over the past two years, he has orchestrated an ambitious overhaul, slashing costs, shuttering facilities, and cutting layers of middle management. I have friends who've been in middle management and been laid off. There are some clear differences between retention at the younger level and middle management, and at the very senior levels who have the direct reports. Despite growing evidence showing that downsizing middle management may reduce organizational flexibility and innovation, executives still appear to make this a frequent practice. Steps implemented so far by the company include reviews of human resource policies, informing employees of the programme and addressing gender balance in top and middle management. Derivatives middle manager noun A manager in an organization at a level between senior and junior managers. distrust between executives and their subordinate middle managers Example sentencesExamples Foreign executives who might otherwise be at a cultural and linguistic loss have been able to rely on Chinese middle managers for quality control. There are courses for new managers, middle managers, senior managers, and executives. Offices hummed as clerks and secretaries, executives and middle managers, accountants and bookkeepers scurried to attend their burgeoning enterprises. Definition of middle management in US English: middle management nounˈmidl ˈmanijməntˈmɪdl ˈmænɪdʒmənt The managers in an organization at a level just below that of senior administrators. Example sentencesExamples Obviously, new operations will generally bring in top-level management from the countries that are investing, but you also need to utilize as much of the local population as possible for middle management and labor. The company prides itself on an organization that is nearly devoid of middle management and values freedom for engineers and their work. Within three months, she was boosting the responsibilities associated with entry-level positions, stripping out middle management, and pulling certain analyst jobs into the department. Because there is no middle management, patient care costs less, the savings are passed on to patients and insurance companies, and the business still has healthy profit margins. There are some clear differences between retention at the younger level and middle management, and at the very senior levels who have the direct reports. The first potential culprit is middle management. Our immediate intervention was to strengthen the capacity of senior and middle management in the revenue department. An option deal is available for middle management. Having risen through the ranks into middle management, Brown holds a position as a product development technician, fitting and testing new products in the hosiery division. Not only may there be differences of level within broad occupational categories - such as those between senior and middle management - but the kinds of enterprises in which people work have great significance. On the labour front, a study recently released by the Labour Resource and Research Institute found that males - and particularly white males - still dominate senior and middle management. Despite growing evidence showing that downsizing middle management may reduce organizational flexibility and innovation, executives still appear to make this a frequent practice. The model contributes to at least three different research streams: research on organizational change, the social psychology of emotion, and middle management. Steps implemented so far by the company include reviews of human resource policies, informing employees of the programme and addressing gender balance in top and middle management. I have friends who've been in middle management and been laid off. What does a former English professor with only a decade's experience in middle management have to say to the mainstream business-book audience? Like most businesses, we'd gotten rid of middle management in the 1980s, partly because we couldn't afford it anymore and partly because we didn't need it. Despite those efforts, the company concedes that gaps in middle management still exist. Everyone wanted to get an MBA so they could be in upper middle management. Over the past two years, he has orchestrated an ambitious overhaul, slashing costs, shuttering facilities, and cutting layers of middle management.
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