micromanaged (Meaning)
micromanaged
to direct or conduct the activities of a group or an enterprise by micromanaging them, to manage especially with excessive control or attention to details
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micromanaged Sentence Examples
- The manager's micromanagement stifled creativity and innovation within the team.
- Employees felt suffocated by the constant micromanagement of every aspect of their work.
- The micromanager constantly checked on every task, leaving employees feeling belittled and resentful.
- The micromanager's intrusive surveillance created a hostile and anxiety-provoking work environment.
- The company's policy of excessive micromanagement hindered employee growth and development.
- The CEO's micromanagement extended even to trivial matters, causing employees to feel undervalued and demotivated.
- The project's success was jeopardized by the micromanagement of a team that had previously proven its competence.
- The micromanaging supervisor undermined the authority of team leaders, disrupting the flow of communication and decision-making.
- Employees sought therapy to cope with the stress and anxiety caused by their micromanaging boss.
- Unions and employee advocates condemned the company's culture of micromanagement as a violation of employee rights and productivity.
FAQs About the word micromanaged
to direct or conduct the activities of a group or an enterprise by micromanaging them, to manage especially with excessive control or attention to details
handled,controlled, regulated, negotiated, supervised, took, manipulated, addressed,treated, maneuvered
mishandled, botched, fumbled, bungled,mismanaged, messed (up),muffed, goofed (up), loused up, scamped
The manager's micromanagement stifled creativity and innovation within the team.
Employees felt suffocated by the constant micromanagement of every aspect of their work.
The micromanager constantly checked on every task, leaving employees feeling belittled and resentful.
The micromanager's intrusive surveillance created a hostile and anxiety-provoking work environment.
