mismanaging (Meaning)

mismanaging

to manage badly or improperly, to manage (something) wrongly or poorly

No weak antonyms found.

The company's decline was attributed to mismanaging its resources and failing to adapt to market changes.
The government's mismanagement of the economy led to a severe recession and widespread unemployment.
The project was doomed from the start due to the team's mismanaging of time and resources.
The hospital's mismanagement of patient data resulted in a serious breach of privacy.
The mismanagement of the forest led to deforestation, soil erosion, and a loss of biodiversity.
The fund manager's mismanagement of investor funds cost them millions of dollars.
The mismanagement of the school's budget forced them to cut essential programs and staff.
The government's mismanagement of the COVID-19 pandemic led to thousands of unnecessary deaths.
The mismanagement of the city's infrastructure resulted in frequent power outages and water shortages.
The mismanagement of the charity's finances led to the organization being closed down.

to manage badly or improperly, to manage (something) wrongly or poorly

mishandling,mismanagement, misuse, misapplication, mistreatment, perversion, wrecking,abuse, maltreatment, destruction

use, application, employment,utilization,

The company's decline was attributed to mismanaging its resources and failing to adapt to market changes.

The government's mismanagement of the economy led to a severe recession and widespread unemployment.

The project was doomed from the start due to the team's mismanaging of time and resources.

The hospital's mismanagement of patient data resulted in a serious breach of privacy.