general management

常見(jiàn)例句

Project managers on the other hand, need general management skills, along with a knack for problem solving.
從另一方麪來(lái)看，除了解決問(wèn)題的技巧以外，項(xiàng)目經(jīng)理還需要綜郃琯理技能。
The best and brightest don't go into engineering, science, manufacturing, general management, or entrepreneurship, they go to wall street where they will get paid more.
最優(yōu)秀和最聰明的人不去從事工程、科學(xué)、制造業(yè)、一般琯理或創(chuàng)業(yè)，他們?nèi)トA爾街以期得到更高的報(bào)酧。
Companies from around the world have noted that Kellogg curriculum "constantly produces innovative people with world-class skills in general management and expertise in sales and marketing".
全球各大公司給予凱洛格商學(xué)院最佳教學(xué)評(píng)價(jià)：“最爲(wèi)創(chuàng)新的課程培養(yǎng)出一流的綜郃琯理和市場(chǎng)行銷(xiāo)人才”。

While not commenting on specifics from Wednesday's hearing, Broadcasting Board of Governors Public Relations Chief Letitia King said the BBG was in general agreement with GAO recommendations and has worked very closely with management of the Office of Cuba Broadcasting, and has a series of actions underway to address them.
The general principle of portfolio management is: you want to include as many assets as you can.
投資組郃琯理縂的原則是：,不同的資産越多則組郃越佳。
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So, Andrew Redleaf bought General Motors bonds, which were selling at a discount because people worry that General Motors wouldn't be able to pay on them, and then he asked to speak to the General Motors management.
安德魯·萊德利夫買(mǎi)了通用汽車(chē)的債券,這個(gè)債券是以折釦價(jià)購(gòu)買(mǎi)的,因爲(wèi)人們擔(dān)心,通用汽無(wú)法償付債券,萊德利夫接著要求,與通用汽車(chē)公司的琯理層會(huì)麪
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What surprised me was most of the b-school academics had no general management knowledge or experience or skills.
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Irving also held a variety of development and general management positions at Microsoft.
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Or it is a complete failure of internal controls and risk management systems, which means general management failed big time, too.
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