Definition
Definition of foremanship - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
workplace jobDated position of being in charge of a group of workersDated
- He took pride in his foremanship at the construction site..
2.
management skillsDated skills required to lead a team effectivelyDated
- Her foremanship was evident in her team's success.
Origin of foremanship
Old English, fore (before) + mann (man)
Examples of foremanship in a sentence
The foremanship required strong decision-making skills. His foremanship improved the project's outcome. Foremanship is crucial in construction management.
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- French:chef d'équipe, leadership, ...
- German:Vorarbeiterschaft, Führungskompetenz, ...
- Italian:caposquadra, capacità di leadership, ...
- Spanish:liderazgo, capacidad de liderazgo, ...
- Portuguese:liderança, capacidade de liderança, ...
- Chinese:领班, 领导才能, ...
- Japanese:監督職, フォアマンシップ, ...
- Arabic:رِئاسة العُمّال, مَهارات المُشْرِف, ...
- Hebrew:מְנַהֵל עֲבוֹדָה, כִּישׁוּרֵי נִהוּל, ...
- Russian:руководство, лидерские качества, ...
- Ukrainian:керівництво, лідерські якості, ...
- Hindi:नेतृत्व, नेतृत्व क्षमता, ...
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