managership
/,mænə'dʤəʃip/
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Definition
Noun: - The position, office, or role of a manager: This word refers specifically to the state or condition of being a manager, or the duties and responsibilities associated with that role.
Usage
The word "managership" is used to formally denote the job title, status, or authority of a manager. It is often used in organizational, business, or administrative contexts. - She was promoted to the managership of the regional office. - The success of the project depends on effective managership.
Examples
- His managership of the department was marked by increased efficiency.
- After ten years of service, she finally attained the managership.
- The managership comes with significant decision-making authority.
Advanced Usage
- "To assume/take up the managership": To begin the role or duties of a manager.
- He will assume the managership next month.
- "During one's managership": Referring to the period when someone holds the manager position.
- During her managership, the company expanded into three new markets.
Variants and Related Words
- Manager (n): The person who controls or administers an organization or group of staff.
- The store manager called a meeting.
- Manage (v): To be in charge of, administer, or run something.
- She manages a team of twenty people.
- Management (n): The process of dealing with or controlling things or people; the group of people in charge of running an organization.
- The company's management approved the new policy.
Synonyms
- Superintendency: The position or work of a superintendent.
- Directorship: The position of being a director.
- Administration: The process or activity of running an organization.
Antonyms
- Subordinateship: The state of being subordinate.
- Employeeship: The state of being an employee (less common).
Noun
- the position of manager