"The White House is not micromanaging this process," Sanders said.
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Under my proposal, the federal government will stop micromanaging the Internet.
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"He has been coordinating, not micromanaging," the person said of Pence.
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We're not micromanaging this process," Sanders said on "Fox News Sunday.
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Either way, Kazakhstan's 78-year-old founding father is micromanaging the transition.
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The level of micromanaging these events require is kind of mind boggling.
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It's the apotheosis of LaRussian anal-retentive micromanaging, and it's pretty boring.
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But he is also known for his micromanaging, his ego, and his temper.
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Any agency with those standards does not need OMB micromanaging and duplicating activities.
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Indirect taxation in India often seems the product of a micromanaging bureaucracy run amok.
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You can fly very large masses, whereas with rocket launches you're often micromanaging weight.
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One aim of the 2012 act was to prevent ministers from micromanaging the NHS.
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How can a wife be supportive and helpful without becoming a micromanaging mother figure?
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Government requires a lot more micromanaging of the sort Trump doesn't appear to enjoy.
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Keep an eye on him over an extended period of time (without micromanaging, of course).
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Franchise owners would turn from small business owners into managers under a micromanaging corporate parent.
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Or has she made enough scary choices in the last four minutes to merit micromanaging?
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Spencer would get fed up with Aria's free-spirited nature, and she'd resent Spencer's constant micromanaging.
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"Under my proposal, the federal government will stop micromanaging the internet," Pai said in a statement.
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"Under my proposal, the federal government will stop micromanaging the Internet," Pai said in a statement.
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Perhaps you come home every night wanting to complain about your micromanaging boss or annoying coworkers.
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Justice Thomas accused the majority of micromanaging state sentencing procedures and imposing "a magic-words requirement."
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Banks have argued that micromanaging by regulators, including the Fed, has limited their ability to lend.
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Obama's administration found itself for years battling accusations of micromanaging the wars in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan.
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It's not like a Plume employee is going to be sitting around micromanaging my Wi-Fi channels.
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Headbanging is supposed to be spontaneous and joyous, not a job overseen by a cranky, micromanaging boss.
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But the Obama administration was also accused of "micromanaging" by requiring high-level approval for many strikes.
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Conservative groups say the FCC has, over the years, increased its micromanaging of broadcasters' content for kids.
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"Under my proposal, the federal government will stop micromanaging the internet," Mr. Pai said in a statement.
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But it is also the time of the year when micromanaging the bullpen takes over the sport.
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Bret: He is my first choice by far, whatever misgivings I might have about his micromanaging style.
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Millennials are quick to be annoyed by micromanaging bosses because they value independence and responsibility, says Shteinberg.
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Every time my boss or somebody else was condescending or mansplaining or micromanaging me, I would cry immediately.
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John Kerry, to his dismay, was often left out of the loop by Barack Obama's micromanaging White House.
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Rather, the boss is simply micromanaging the employee in what they see as an effort to help them.
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So it's perhaps inevitable he would be micromanaging the details of his inauguration in Washington, D.C. next week.
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One of the biggest lessons Robbins has learned was how to delegate tasks and stop micromanaging his team.
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Quite frankly, I'm surprised Qualcomm wasn't micromanaging the A/V portion of the show to a greater degree.
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He argues that people should focus on making more money at their jobs rather than micromanaging their expenses.
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" When asked if he is micromanaging these manufacturers, he said, "I'm setting a tone for hundreds of companies.
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This type of micromanaging is a reason the league has next to no idea what a catch is.
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Wanting help is one thing and fair to expect, but micromanaging how it is received is quite another.
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Here's how Mr. Pai described his thinking: Under my proposal, the federal government will stop micromanaging the internet.
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At state schools, micromanaging legislators pose a much greater danger than political correctness, according to this Opinion essay.
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Sheriff Bouchard returned the vehicle last month, but he continues to bristle at what he said was federal micromanaging.
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"Under my proposal, the federal government will stop micromanaging the internet," Pai said in a statement emailed to reporters.
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Meanwhile, Kazakhstan's 78-year-old founding father is micromanaging the transition to a president cast in his own image.
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He helped Nixon get elected by micromanaging his appearance and public utterances, and by stoking racial fear and resentment.
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Not only are courts of appeal averse to micromanaging the lower courts, he said the court precedent is clear.
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Appellate courts steer away from micromanaging trials and fear that disciplining judges could produce a flood of such challenges.
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It wants a "stable and business-friendly environment", which could rule out places with micromanaging governments or dubious finances.
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Seen by critics and some ministers as a remote technocrat given to micromanaging, Ghani lacks a clear power base.
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And if my parent — or any adult — started micromanaging my personal life, I guarantee it wouldn't have gone well.
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The White House has refuted criticism from Democrats that it is "micromanaging" the FBI investigation by limiting its scope.
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All the basic characters are there, played by a very starry cast: The micromanaging mom is Kathryn (Jennifer Garner).
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"Under my proposal, the federal government will stop micromanaging the internet," F.C.C. chairman Ajit Pai said in a statement.
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For the president to say, 'No you don't get to make that decision, I do,' goes way beyond micromanaging.
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Much of its strategic edge over humans comes from the fact that, being a computer, it's much better at micromanaging.
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Plans for rigid immigration targets are being shelved along with plans for putting workers on boards and micromanaging executive pay.
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The leading candidates are the bookish, micromanaging incumbent, Ashraf Ghani, and the man he narrowly beat in 2014, Abdullah Abdullah.
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When he found himself with a micromanaging boss, Willink had a straightforward strategy: he did exactly what his boss asked.
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Military commanders in Iraq and Afghanistan have told horror stories about receiving micromanaging phone calls from N.S.C. officials in Washington.
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Not respecting employees' personal lives or micromanaging so that employees only have orders can stifle creativity and even impact health.
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Many felt that the state, aside from its intrusive birth control measures, had recently retreated from micromanaging people's private lives.
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Coogan plays Sir Richard McCreadie, a coarse but not wholly dumb rag-trade millionaire micromanaging his own 60th birthday celebration.
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The trip to Italy generated criticism that Mr. Barr was doing the president's bidding and micromanaging a supposedly independent investigation.
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" White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said on "Fox News Sunday," meanwhile, that "the White House is not micromanaging this process.
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But this is exactly what wearable technology vendors want you to do: become obsessed with data tracking and micromanaging your health.
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Apple is known for micromanaging every little detail of its products; that's not going to work when making a good show.
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Think of the driver as a manager in charge of employees: they're controlling overall direction, but not micromanaging each individual operation.
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Hands-off "I trust you to do your job" boss Penny had to be micromanaging "won't take your bullshit" boss Penny.
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"While micromanaging may get you short-term results, over time it negatively impacts your team, your organization and yourself," writes Wilkins.
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Still, Mr. Rubenstein said he and his co-founders would try to stay involved in the firm without micromanaging their successors.
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As Trump shows with every micromanaging tweet castigating some company for a capital expenditure decision, economics is always intertwined with politics.
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Thornberry was vocal during the Obama administration of what he and others say was "micromanaging" of the military by the NSC.
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If you're feeling frustrated that you would have done tasks differently, it's a good sign that you may be micromanaging your employee.
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A. Co-op boards certainly have reputations for micromanaging the lives of shareholders with rules that can sometimes seem baffling and claustrophobic.
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But while Mr. Harper was often characterized as something of a micromanaging autocrat, Mr. Scheer campaigned on building consensus within the party.
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Don&apost micromanageThere&aposs very little to be gained from micromanaging your own investments, according to San Diego financial planner Taylor Schulte.
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Chances are, your college didn't offer classes on how to negotiate your salary, deal with a micromanaging boss, or confront annoying coworkers.
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Any time you have a central authority micromanaging the morality of a populace you inevitably end up with a pretty bad situation.
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Lee said he doesn't want to change its culture dynamics by growing too fast, micromanaging, or burdening his staff with strict expense policies.
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The similar level of micromanaging is apparent in regards to a phone Guzman wants to buy for del Castillo to communicate with him.
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There are countless ways to make this sandwich, and the end result tastes the same, so why slow down the chef by micromanaging?
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But micromanaging labor markets from Washington has the same damaging effect, pushing businesses away from the United States and hurting those that remain.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, including complaints that micromanaging by the governor and his office was making it impossible for him to do his job.
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"The main [reason] is the micromanaging of hours that the software does," James, a worker at Schuh, a UK clothing retailer, told Motherboard.
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White House officials say they're fully behind Kelly and appreciate how he has imposed order without micromanaging their daily responsibilities and policy portfolios.
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Guterres is in many respects an ideal selection to fend off the negative impact of a unilaterally-inclined US administration and a micromanaging Congress.
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The NFL is at its most fun when the games run afoul of the micromanaging rulebook intended to keep everything and everyone in check.
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It's your choice how you procrastinate, and as long as you're not harming others in the process, the government shouldn't patronize you by micromanaging.
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Former and current administration officials told the Post that Miller is fixated on ramping up deportations and has developed a penchant for micromanaging agencies.
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"I don't think it's a great decision, I think the DNC is micromanaging this process way too much," the White House hopeful told Hill.
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The mixing had finished — "I'm like, I have no micromanaging to do today," he said — and the trauma of the edit suite had declined.
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In the calls, Chapo can be heard micromanaging his cartel's day-to-day operations, with each recording seeming more incriminating than the one before.
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The NSC ballooned to around 400 staffers under Obama, who was heavily criticized for consolidating decision-making in the White House and micromanaging policy.
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Here are three ways Lemonis helped Jeff resolve his desire for control, step away from his micromanaging ways and help turn his business around.
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Officials insisted that they were not "micromanaging" the new one-week review of Kavanaugh's background and insisted that Republican senators were dictating the inquiry's scope.
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These additions look to make iOS 11 more helpful for those of us who insist on micromanaging storage and mobile data usage on our devices.
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" He said the Republican-led Congress needs to step in to overturn a decision that results in "a highly political agency micromanaging the internet ecosystem.
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Mr. McGill said the 1984 amendment was not all that mysterious if you considered that Congress had a long history of micromanaging Puerto Rico's indebtedness.
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So Mueller's team seems to want to know if Trump himself was trying to cover anything up in micromanaging his son's disclosures about the meeting.
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Between his domineering personality, micromanaging tendencies and broad control over the company through stock ownership and governance rules, Kalanick largely made Uber in his image.
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Carter highlighted the government shutdown in 2013, Congress' refusal to allow base closures and retirements of old weapons systems, and its "micromanaging" of the Pentagon.
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Then ABC's packed prime-time lineup continues at 8:30 with "American Housewife," in which Katie realizes that everything still runs smoothly without her micromanaging.
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"He's created a lot of enemies," said Frank Briscoe, an architectural conservator who worked on the Treviño-Uribe Rancho and experienced Mr. Tracy's intense micromanaging.
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But if Trump is going to keep up these micromanaging moves, even when he's kicking back in the Oval Office, then it's a very big deal.
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Jones said all four seem to have the necessary qualifications and played up the importance of the national security adviser helping coordinate across agencies without micromanaging.
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But Tesla still faces an existential crisis when it comes to money, and Musk's solution seems to be the same micromanaging that he's now known for.
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It's difficult enough to juggle brunch plans, your love life and your micromanaging boss, let alone plan for what could happen to you decades from now.
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"He's always micromanaging everything we do, or trying to, without really knowing or appreciating the operational challenges," one Department of Homeland Security official told the Post.
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The best way to deal with a micromanaging boss is to teach them how to be a better leaderLebowitz: We have a question from the audience.
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Just as Odysseus had himself tied to the mast to keep from being seduced by sirens, summon the will power to keep from micromanaging your investments.
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"This approach would allow jurisdictions to act as they deem necessary to achieve their results while allowing HUD to avoid micromanaging localities," the proposed rule says.
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The Pentagon, after eight years of chafing at what many generals viewed as micromanaging from the Obama White House, is so far embracing its new freedom.
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The Sacklers together countered in court papers that they were typical, passive board members who approved routine management requests rather than micromanaging the marketing of OxyContin.
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Proponents of the Obama-era approach argued that such White House approval was necessary to avoid mission creep and escalation, while its detractors viewed it as micromanaging.
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"I try to surround myself with really smart executives, and I can set a vision into place, and they can execute without me micromanaging them," Reid said.
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But on Monday the White House reportedly permitted the FBI to interview anyone deemed appropriate in its investigation after Democrats criticized the administration for "micromanaging" the probe.
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The most expensive mistake is making yourself indispensable to your business through micromanaging, whether you have hundreds of employees like GMM does now, or just a few.
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Rather than relying on bureaucratic micromanaging and price controls, we need to explore market solutions that expand access and encourage pharmaceutical innovation — and some are already here.
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If you're always asking to be CC'ed on emails so you can keep track of your employees' correspondences, it may be a sign that you're micromanaging them.
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"If we learned anything throughout the process to replace No Child Left Behind, it's that the American people are tired of Washington micromanaging their classrooms," he said.
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From the late 1970s until this case, the Supreme Court placed new restrictions on affirmative action after each new challenge, basically micromanaging college admissions from the bench.
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But the former military doctor has never been afraid of a challenge, and he will likely thrive being the Head of Trauma without anyone micromanaging his work.
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Micromanaging people's diets through the legislative process has a poor track record of success, as Denmark discovered soon after adopting a tax on saturated fat in 2011.
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By placing himself between the elder, micromanaging Steve and frustrated son Steven, Marcus was able to set up a chain of command and a succession plan for Steven.
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Then there is the National Security Council, which grew exponentially in recent decades and became notorious for micromanaging and undermining the State (and Defense) Department during Obama's presidency.
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"If Obama was guilty of micromanaging the Pentagon, Trump is the opposite, so you'll see a lot more oversight in that regard," one House Democratic staffer told me.
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Mr. Trump's approach makes a sharp break from former President Barack Obama, who tightly controlled decisions on military troops, a practice that some critics complained smacked of micromanaging.
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A worker with a micromanaging boss, for example, may learn to over-communicate and set their own deadlines in order to keep a project on track, Salemi explains.
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To compensate, the angry captain started micromanaging his crew until the job was finally done and they could get out on the water, hours behind Sig&aposs original plans.
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And after the initial batch of hires is made, you transition from micromanaging into macromanaging; building startups within your startups, the variable divisions required to properly scale the company.
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Trump promised to do away with the troop withdrawal timetables favored by his predecessor Barack Obama, and to outlaw "micromanaging" of the conflict from armchair generals back in Washington.
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"My boss believed in me and trusted me to do the job without micromanaging, which basically led to more creativity and productivity," she told Business Insider in an email.
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Since you're obviously not happy with what I'm doing, let me just do one thing without you stepping on my toes and breathing down my neck and micromanaging me.
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The central bank has been criticized for micromanaging the country's banks, forcing them to hold more capital than required by international standards, and adopting tough new rules without consultation.
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But rather than take yes for an answer, Democrats now want rules that go far beyond net neutrality by micromanaging prices, operations and deployment of new services as well.
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The postwar desire to prevent another secession generated a near obsessive ethnic micromanaging of national life — and created a nation that exists almost simply to share money and jobs.
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The large inventory combined with infighting over and micromanaging of the shoe's design set the stage for the lackluster sales of the Curry 3 in 2016, Mr. Miller said.
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Though Jeff and Aimee are equal partners and owners of the business, Lemonis noticed that Jeff had an issue with micromanaging his wife and the rest of his staff.
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Visiting the U.K. talk show Lorraine, Blackwell said that she started micromanaging her food intake as way of taking control when her future felt otherwise out of her hands.
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Multi-generational workplace expert Lindsey Pollak also stresses that there's a difference between a micromanaging and critical boss, versus a boss who may be hostile, rude or even abusive.
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The Trump White House seems to place fewer restrictions on what the military can do in conflict zones than the more micromanaging Obama administration – but that approach also brings risks.
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This means that the FCC's current rule-less opposition to, and serial micromanaging of, zero-rating pricing innovations – which give consumers more bandwidth for less money – will effectively cease Jan.
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In short, he was being presented on his way out — by those at the club who once had acclaimed him as a wizard — as little more than a micromanaging bully.
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Matthew D. McGill, the lawyer representing Puerto Rico's creditors, offered that the 1984 amendment was not all that mysterious considering Congress had a long history of micromanaging Puerto Rico's indebtedness.
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John Kaehny, executive director of Reinvent Albany, a watchdog group, said the changes did not address the agency's politicization under Mr. Cuomo, who has been accused of micromanaging the system.
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The SEC, which governs this process known as "shareholder democracy," said in a letter Tuesday to Exxon and obtained by Axios that such a resolution would result in micromanaging the company.
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You're itching to do your own thing, and having autonomy in your career is so crucial to you—you just can't have your bosses breathing down your back or micromanaging you.
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"I do not think that it is federal intrusion or micromanaging to evaluate election procedures to determine if discrimination lurks in an obvious rule or in a subtle detail," she wrote.
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From the verbal abuse to the micromanaging to the refusal to respect your time, it doesn't take a genius to recognize when your manager is the sole cause of your misery.
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One day later, the White House reportedly gave the FBI a green light to interview anyone deemed appropriate in its investigation after Democrats criticized the Trump administration for "micromanaging" the bureau.
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The game defies genres — so much so that it coined its own, dubbed "rhythm hell" (a combination of "rhythm" and "bullet-hell" — playing to the beat while micromanaging a trillion dangers).
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Pentagon officials complain that White House interference has returned to the level of Susan E. Rice, who as Mr. Obama's national security adviser was accused of micromanaging the department's every move.
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This is code for not only micromanaging, but the worst kind of it; leaders who say they're granting autonomy but are constantly checking-in, following up, making suggestions, asking for reviews.
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He took it as a given that the loyalties of his appointees' "would still lie with the larger interests of the administration," and thus turned his attention to micromanaging his legislative agenda.
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She has abandoned her former support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal and unveiled a slate of policies for micromanaging the business world, such as "nudging" companies to invest long-term.
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That was not the style of Mr Karzai, who loved to rule in the manner of a king, meeting tribal delegations and micromanaging the country by mobile phone from his presidential palace.
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Lou takes care of everything DeMarcus needs, like heating up his special meals in the teachers' lounge (hence the footage) to literally micromanaging his friendships to keep him on the right rack.
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Tankfarm employees also tell Lemonis that John's inability to cede control has led him to ramp up his micromanaging behind the scenes, leading to a noticeable drop in morale at the company.
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The unsaid message was that directors also had to stop with their micromanaging of the company and return to their main job, which is largely the hiring and firing of a CEO.
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Otherwise, you become stretched too thin because you're micromanaging people, and then they become dependent on that, so they're not really empowered to do what they can probably do really, really well.
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"The constant allegation from the Department of Defense was that the National Security Council was micromanaging them," said Ms. Schulman, now a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security.
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This kind of intrusive micromanaging of even homeowners associations was one reason that the American Clean Energy and Security Act, previous legislation pushed by President Obama, failed to make it through Congress.
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Apple has reportedly been "very, very" involved in the project, helping to design the academy's large, open-plan classrooms, and micromanaging details right down to the lighting and the color of the walls.
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The current situation at Orient bears many of the other hallmarks of problematic ownership, from talk of Becchetti meddling in team selection and micromanaging his coaching staff to minimal communication with the fans.
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Obama's administration was often accused of micromanaging even the smallest tactical details about the fight against Islamic State, weighing in on the use of helicopters or movement of small numbers of U.S. forces.
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He tended to delegate major roles to his commissioners and other staffers, rarely micromanaging or getting involved on a daily basis outside some demands for data and evidence to support a new approach.
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"I just don't think that's scalable, I don't think that's healthy, and I don't think it's going to lead to true invention," Dorsey said of micromanaging at a Fintech Australia breakfast in 2019.
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CN: Yeah, and I'm torn because on one hand, the more powerful the platform is, the less actively I want them to be micromanaging the way the different opinions manifest themselves on the platform.
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Basically, you have to decide between the constant micromanaging of what amounts to less storage than an iPod Nano from 2006 or risk losing all your files when your phone falls into a pool.
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Given the remarkably poor track record of Uncle Sam running enterprises or micromanaging sectors – including the railroads for the most part from 1920 – 1978, which nearly exterminated U.S. freight railroads – the choice is clear.
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President Obama's National Security Council (NSC) was known within the Pentagon to be notoriously micromanaging over policy and operations, and defense watchers are closely observing what relationship Trump will arrange with his Defense Department.
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Several supporters of Ms. Spar said she had been highly engaged, should have been given more time and that she encountered resistance from the veteran senior staff and board and micromanaging from Ms. Farley.
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This intense micromanaging of accounts is a necessity for Lilly to even use platforms like Twitter, which doesn't allow users who are under 13 years old, and it's a safety precaution, her mom said.
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One of the primary reasons these deaths occur is the Prison Litigation Reform Act, passed by Congress in 1996 for the purpose of preventing courts from "micromanaging" correctional facilities and of curbing "frivolous" lawsuits.
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I started to think that a lot of my period habits were more micromanaging than necessary and had more to with imagined worst-case-scenarios than the actual amount of blood my body produces.
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Donna's talent for micromanaging is extraordinarily useful when it comes to running a company and keeping Cameron on track, but it also accelerates the breakdown of her partnership with Cameron and her marriage to Gordon.
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I can put my creativity out there and just let it be accepted by the people who want to accept it, instead of worrying about if it's right and micromanaging how to put me out.
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A former U.S. official said such a decision might allow the White House to argue that it was not micromanaging as much as the administration of former President Barack Obama was sometimes accused of doing.
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"I don't have any interest in micromanaging investigations by the government, but I did take note of the fact that they didn't have" someone dedicated to help complete the public's records requests, the judge said.
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Ms. Lynch, who was the first United States attorney promoted directly to attorney general in nearly 200 years, has a reputation for being deferential to prosecutors in the field rather than micromanaging them from Washington.
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We learned about the "six-month exercise" for pinpointing which employees to fire, the algorithm that can help you decide whether to quit your job, and the best way to deal with a micromanaging boss.
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CreditCreditGetty Images When Alison Green started handing out workplace advice in 2007, she expected to focus on what she thought of as typical problems, like dealing with a micromanaging boss or landing more job interviews.
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"Yes, he has achieved great success; however, his behaviors — micromanaging his teams and projects and working extraordinary hours … should [make] investors and shareholders very wary of the longevity of this type of leader," she said.
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But those who have worked with him say a lifetime habit of micromanaging may be difficult to break, providing ammunition for critics who say his decisions as president will be driven by his private interests.
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" Her focus on today's anxious, micromanaging parents, who "worry too much and provide their children with too little space to grow," places her book squarely among familiar jeremiads, like Hara Estroff Marano's "A Nation of Wimps.
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A former senior military officer with experience in the Pacific said such a micromanaging of ship movements by a member of the White House staff would be a striking breach of the military chain of command.
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Occasionally she seemed to try to bring the two together, tossing out a sound bite that would render her micromanaging Type A side into something that blended more easily with the emotional intimacy of her other side.
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The FCC plan to restore light-touch regulation is an important move to get the government out of micromanaging the internet, and an opportunity to start a new conversation about internet policy that reflects actual marketplace dynamics.
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I think having a personal assistant would be useful for correspondence and organizing large groups of people and yes, maybe walking the dog, but besides that I don't think I'd want someone micromanaging any part of my life.
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Last year, Politico's Michael Kruse delivered perhaps the most fruitful investigation into Trump's executive style: Rather than magisterial and decisive, Trump the actual boss swings wildly between micromanaging meddler and can't-be-bothered, broad-brush, big-picture thinker.
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The survey also found one main difference when it came to male or female workers: While men and women generally agree micromanaging bosses are bad, women tended to fault bosses for being overly critical more than men did.
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They are happy with the annual budget boost he gave them — to $716 billion this year from $585 billion in 2016 — and are pleased he has done away with what they considered micromanaging by Obama White House officials.
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As long as it thinks it will win the hearts and minds of people by concentrating ever more power and money at the central level or micromanaging national and local issues, it's bound to fuel the anti-establishment brigade.
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For all his media bashing, President Trump sees the White House as the greatest show on Earth and obsesses over the staging — micromanaging his own lighting and constantly consuming the coverage of himself as if it were sports highlights.
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The DEA refocused its resources on the Western Hemisphere, where drugs were flowing through Mexico into the US. Meanwhile, the Central Intelligence Agency became synonymous with the US's 20013s Afghan policy, micromanaging American support to anticommunist rebels, the Mujahideen.
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While it can seem daunting to not know what employees are up to or how they're working, Foster said rather than micromanaging, Zapier just sets a clear structure for keeping everyone up to date on what you're working on.
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By comparison, two former Pentagon chiefs under President Barack Obama essentially accused the commander in chief and the White House National Security Council of micromanaging military action, including basic strategy and tactics as well as the use ground combat troops.
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The control is what makes the intimacy possible — Swift likely wouldn't be able to create that sense of closeness with all her fans without working hard and micromanaging everything in her career — but it sometimes also makes the intimacy look fake and manufactured.
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If a major tech company released smart glasses that copied the MyMe, the implications would become more clearly dystopian: imagine Facebook estimating the strength of your marriage and serving counseling ads, or Apple clumsily micromanaging your friendships the way it manages your health.
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The FBI has requested an interview with Deborah Ramirez, the second woman to come forward with an allegation of sexual misconduct against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, amid a report that the White House is micromanaging the parameters of the bureau's inquiry.
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Lastly, if you're stressed your micromanaging boss is going to notice you being out of the office for a while, make sure you have an acceptable excuse on hand (your dentist appointment went long, you got caught in traffic, you're not feeling well).
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Former and current administration officials told the Post he's been fixated on ramping up deportations and has developed a penchant for micromanaging agencies — blindsiding cabinet leaders who found their staffers leaving the West Wing and discovering they met with Miller without their knowledge.
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If a game is bad enough—picture a grunty punt-off in the rain, a constipated staredown between micromanaging coaches, a whistled-dead encroachment orgy, or a classic exchange of picks and fumbles and miscellaneous cock-ups—a door opens onto another experience.
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This isn't a game to play for the challenge of micromanaging food stores and wooden logs and facilities, nor is it a game to play for the thrill of picking up a sword and leading your army into a deeply tactical battle.
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The risk is that by publicly beefing with the Fed even while not staffing the board properly, he is going to generate a counterproductive response as the Fed feels compelled to keep raising rates just to show Trump isn't micromanaging the process.
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Having spent my journalism career observing the antics of win-at-all-costs coaches while wedged in the bleachers alongside parents micromanaging their children's play, I was not prepared for my first recreational league soccer game on the town's fields at Huntley Meadow.
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The phlegmatic protagonist also gets a needed antagonist in the Art League's fiercely micromanaging leader, Carlotta, who is categorized in the book's pixilated New Age parlance as "a bossy negative energy field" but could be more bluntly described as a piece of work.
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"The Army's effort to buy a new handgun has already taken 10 years and produced nothing but a more than 350-page requirements document micromanaging extremely small unimportant details," Senate Armed Services committee chairman John McCain wrote in a 2015 report on the program's problems.
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But in the Times interview he comes across as damaged, at the end of his rope, unsure if he can continue at the grueling pace he has set for himself, not only micromanaging Tesla through serious growing pains, but also running three other companies simultaneously.
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For 20 years, the television producer and political consultant had provided the guiding vision for the network, micromanaging everything from the onscreen artwork to the state of the studio hallways (scuff-marked and utilitarian, to keep folks from being lulled into complacency by posh surroundings).
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It has also highlighted what the four officials described as Mr. Cuomo's penchant for micromanaging police operations, like once telling a troop commander where to place traffic cones in a Buffalo snowstorm and ordering investigators to target low-level drug sales in convenience stores.
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Construction was under way on the memorial, and the opening wasn't that far off, but rather than hover in St. Louis and fret, micromanaging the development of their sorrowful mall, as she'd started to think of it, Ida stayed in Chicago and took walks along the lake.
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But as we've grown, instead of building out a better workflow and staff structure of who's reporting to whom, we've increased the effectiveness of each of our individual micromanaging abilities through productivity software, which is a hard spiral to jump out of and also entirely idiotic.
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Though Mr. Granduciel fears a reputation for micromanaging, especially given his creative dominance — Mr. Hartley plainly calls the band "a totalitarian regime" — he involves himself in all War on Drugs matters, from label business to hiring road crew to travel accommodations for band members during recording.
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His insistence on writing all his tweets himself (which curiously disappears whenever he's criticized for tweeting something objectionable) is a symptom of his broader problem of campaign management — he's micromanaging his communications strategy while letting everything else go to seed — and, practically speaking, it's a massive time suck.
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On the new delegation of authority, Mattis said "no longer will we have slowed decision cycles because Washington DC has to authorize tactical movements on the ground," an apparent rebuke of President Barack Obama's administration, which was criticized by some military officials for micromanaging tactical decisions in the field.
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"Regulation to me usually means that government is micromanaging my business, my life," says Debbie Vidotto, owner of The Good Life Barber Shop in Austin, TX. Currently, Vidotto is trying to add on to her business and she is "having fits" navigating the approvals from local regulatory agencies authorizing construction.
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The absurdity of his defense — that he was merely the fall guy for the real boss, El Mayo — was laid bare by mountains of evidence, including thousands of incriminating BlackBerry messages that showed Chapo to be a micromanaging control freak, who obsessively monitored the status of even lowly marijuana shipments.
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Google's People Operations department has scrutinized everything from how frequently particular people eat together (the most productive employees tend to build larger networks by rotating dining companions) to which traits the best managers share (unsurprisingly, good communication and avoiding micromanaging is critical; more shocking, this was news to many Google managers).
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Warren is unsatisfied with my responses to her frequent inquiries," he wrote, "I would remind her that she is the one who conceived of the bureau to be '[f]ree of legislative micromanaging' and who recently reiterated that 'the whole idea' of the Bureau was to 'insulate it from political influence.
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"The Department of Labor must realize that if we are supposed to pay them overtime for work they should do during normal work this will make us have to focus on micromanaging employees and reducing compensation to reflect actual productivity of a mandated 40 hour or less workweek," it warned.
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"The FCC will no longer be in the business of micromanaging business models and preemptively prohibiting services and applications and products that could be pro-competitive," Pai said in an interview, adding that the Obama administration had sought to pick winners and losers and exercised "heavy-handed" regulation of the internet.
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" Senator Amy Klobuchar, a Minnesota Democrat who is also on the committee, described what she said was micromanaging from the White House: "You can't interview this person, you can't look at this time period, you can only look at these people from one side of the street from when they were growing up.
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Warren is unsatisfied with my responses to her frequent inquiries, I would remind her that she is the one who conceived of the bureau to be '[f]ree of legislative micromanaging' and who recently reiterated that 'the whole idea' of the Bureau was to 'insulate it from political influence to the extent possible.
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The Kremlin has tried to contain public dissatisfaction by appointing a flock of new governors this fall, but micromanaging the brewing social discontent is unlikely to work, said Vitaly Pashkov, a local entrepreneur and activist in Pereslavl, which in September elected a City Council dominated by members of parties other than United Russia — a rarity.
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These are some of the commonly heard suggestions: the government should stop micromanaging the timing and pricing of initial public offerings; clear the way for investors to short individual shares; make it easier for private companies to issue bonds; develop credible rating agencies; draft an effective bankruptcy law; and attract more experienced professionals into regulatory agencies.
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But before it vanished, it was a gold mine for anyone seeking inconsistencies between the actions Huffman is charged with and the version of parenting she espoused on the blog, where she touted the importance of honesty, confronting fears and reading books like "The Blessing of a B Minus," which cautions against micromanaging the lives of children.
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"You originally conceived of this agency as one that should be 'free of legislative micromanaging' and recently reiterated that 'the whole idea' of the Bureau was to 'insulate it from political influence to the extent possible,' but I think most folks would interpret that exactly as I am suggesting: less accountable and less transparent," he said.
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Constant concerns: Cultural appropriation, pissing all over someone else's toilet seat, who am I to tell this story, micromanaging identity politics, heavy-handedness, am I too angry, am I mentally colonized by Western-Saxon-white categories, what's the correct use of personal pronouns, go light on the adjectives, and oh, who gives a fuck how very whimsical phrasal verbs are?
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In a statement, Pai said that under his proposal the federal government would stop micromanaging the internet and instead the FCC would simply require ISPs, these are his words, to be transparent about their practices, so that consumers can buy the service plan that's best for them, and entrepreneurs know their small businesses can have the technical information that they need to innovate.
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Since the beginning of her career, Swift's celebrity image has been caught in a tug-of-war between intimacy and control, one characterized by two distinct identities: Taylor Swift, nerdy teen and girl next door, who just happens to naturally be able to give voice to your deepest feelings in her songs; and Taylor Swift, micromanaging CEO of a billion-dollar business whose marquee product is her own public image.
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Since January 20, Trump has accused Obama of: surveilling him at Trump Tower; ignoring evidence of Russian election meddling; allowing a nuclear threat to ferment in North Korea; approving embarrassing international agreements in the Paris climate accord and the Iran nuclear deal; masterminding a failed health care law; over-regulating the energy sector and killing coal jobs; micromanaging the battle against ISIS; and standing by as Syria's dictator used chemical weapons on civilians.
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And it articulates the concerns that many of us have long had about the road that kids frequently travel toward the country's most venerated and selective schools: the plotting of every major and minor step in terms of how it will look on an application; the lavish expenditures, by affluent families, on a veritable pit crew of tutors and trainers and admissions strategists; the gross overselling of accomplishments; the parental micromanaging; the working of any conceivable angle and pulling of any reachable strings.
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