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managerially
This term is primarily used in professional, corporate, or academic registers to describe the specific perspective of administration and organizational oversight. It distinguishes the operational or strategic side of a business from its technical, financial, or creative aspects.
Because it is an adverb derived from a specialized professional role, it is rarely used in casual conversation. It typically appears in formal reports, performance reviews, or organizational audits to specify that a particular quality or failure is rooted in how a project is managed rather than in the skills of the workers themselves.
Meanings
Examples
The company is sound technically but managerially deficient.
We need to look at this problem managerially rather than just technically.
The project failed because it was managerially poorly executed.
I wonder if I am managerially prepared for this promotion.
The department has been managerially restructured to improve efficiency.
The department has been managerially restructured to improve efficiency.
You have to think managerially if you want to lead a team of fifty people.
The organization is managerially complex due to its global reach.
It is managerially impossible to track every single minute of the employees day.