| Like Jobs, Amazon's boss is a demanding taskmaster and micromanager who does not suffer fools gladly. |
| He's known as a micromanager, who often acts outside and against the advice of his staff. |
| Many former employees described Masters as a demanding, overbearing micromanager who had no boundaries. |
| It is bound to be both romantic and poignant, surveying the car industry's impact on American life during Detroit's golden age. Mr Wolfson travels too much in pursuit of treasure and pleasure to be a micromanager. |
| When you find yourself working for a micromanager, you need to start a positive communication campaign. |
| The Province is a policymaker and, therefore, in my view it cannot be, and should not try to be, a micromanager. |
