micromanaging
micromanaging — verb
- micromanagingpresent simple I / you / we / they
- micromanagings3rd person singular
- micromanaginging-ing form
- micromanagingedpast simple
1. to watch over or direct the work of others so closely that you end up controllin
to watch over or direct the work of others so closely that you end up controlling even the smallest decisions and tasks — usually more than is needed or helpful
Keiko quit because her boss was micromanaging every email she wrote.
micromanage + noun: micromanaging every email
Amara's supervisor micromanaged the office move down to where each plant sat.
The chef hated being micromanaged by the new owner while he cooked.
Diego learned to stop micromanaging his team and let them solve problems.
The board does not need to micromanage how each department spends its budget.
- overmanage
less common than micromanage; similar meaning but without the focus on tiny details
- nitpick
focuses on finding and criticising small faults rather than controlling all aspects
文法句型
micromanage + noun
micromanage + wh-clause