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Übersetzung für 'Problem-Manager' von Englisch nach Deutsch

problem manager

Problem-Manager {m} [auch: Problemmanager]comp.jobsQM

• Problem-Manager {m} [auch: Problemmanager] = problem manager

• Valuable time was lost when the train manager refused to stop the train until he had investigated the problem himself, saying this was company policy.
• It was determined that even after the city and the state had extensively renovated the water treatment system, the man who had worked for the city as the water systems manager instead of calling for repairs cut wires when alarms sounded instead of fixing the problem.
• "I hate to say yes, but yes", a Microsoft product manager stated in 1984, adding that "the problem isn't just at Microsoft".
• His longtime international and club manager Bruce Arena was once quoted as saying, "the problem with Landon is that he's your best player at so many positions that you never know where to put him."
• Viterelli can be seen in a Staples television commercial in which he provides mob-style "muscle" for an office worker who is having a problem dealing with a manager who demands doughnuts and pastry bribes in exchange for dispensing office supplies.

• Immediately, the sales manager calls "NUC" and the problem is understood: if the footprint changes and existing customers are considering buying more from the producer, they will have to fit a different sized unit in an office designed for the 4 foot square cubicle.
• Project managers are first point of contact for any issues or discrepancies arising from within the heads of various departments in an organization before the problem escalates to higher authorities, as project representative.
• Tanqueray" is a problem play by Arthur Wing Pinero.
• A "patch" utility supplied with the program fixes this problem.
• But Lubitsch had trouble delegating authority, which was a problem when he was overseeing sixty different films.

• Managerial economics to a certain degree is prescriptive in nature as it suggests a course of action to a managerial problem.
• Ochs' drinking became more and more of a problem, and his behavior became increasingly erratic.
• This problem is exacerbated by also reusing usernames, and by websites requiring email logins, as it makes it easier for an attacker to track a single user across multiple sites.
• This was prompted by fears that the existing city council would be unable to handle the problem of rebuilding the city.
• The problem had been a longstanding issue within the local area and the Thursdays had struggled for consistent levels for a number of seasons.

• A group of individuals of various backgrounds and disciplines are assembled to collaborate in an efficient manner in order to better the organization or solve a problem.
• Organizational slack can be explained by the principal-agent problem.
• Programs became available early on to format disks with modified sector interleaves; these disks give DOS more time between sectors to copy the data, ameliorating the problem.
• In 1877 Hopkinson was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in recognition of his application of Maxwell's theory of electromagnetism to problems of electrostatic capacity and residual charge.
• Though this memory controller was designed to support up to 16 MB 30-pin SIMMs for up to 128 MB of RAM, the original Macintosh II ROMs had problems limiting the amount of RAM that can be installed to 8 MB.