unmanagerial

Behavior which can at first look inefficient or unmanagerial or simply inexplicable takes on an entirely different appearance when considered in light of our discussion of the real nature of GM job demands and of the type of people found in these jobs.

The General Managers John P. Kotter 1982

On the surface at least, these patterns seem particularly unmanagerial; yet they are possibly the most important and efficient of all the daily patterns.

The General Managers John P. Kotter 1982

Together, the agendas and networks allowed the GMs to achieve the efficiency they needed to cope with very demanding jobs through daily behavior patterns that on the surface look “unmanagerial.”

The General Managers John P. Kotter 1982

Like with life: it is very instructive to see how cells store energy in the ATP molecule, so very unmanagerial.

The Economist: Correspondent's diary 2010