quality (noun, qual-i-ty, \ ˈkwɑːləti \) life (noun, life, \ laɪf \) management (noun, man-age-ment, \ ˈmænɪdʒmənt \)
Definition: a management strategy that is founded on the conviction that since the employees and managers reap several benefits from being a part of a community or society as a whole, it’s their duty to put a substantial amount of effort into preserving and improving it. Such an approach allows both to create a better world for the workers outside the office and to turn employees into contributing members of society as well as important parts of the company.
In a Sentence:
- To be honest, the biggest selling point that made me sent my CV to you was that your company is known for adopting a quality of life management strategy.
- Considering how vital it has become for each individual to contribute to society, the role of the quality of life management style has increased greatly in the recent years.
- As soon as Robert Clarke settled in and acquainted himself with everyone the office, he announced that his priority would be to adopt the quality of life management approach.
Synonyms and related words: total quality management, quality management system, quality of life, activity based management, quality policy
