What does MBS mean?
MBS means Management by Strengths
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Business & Finance category.
What is the abbreviation for Management by Strengths?
Management by Strengths can be abbreviated as MBS
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What does MBS stand for? MBS stands for "Management by Strengths". |
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How to abbreviate "Management by Strengths"? "Management by Strengths" can be abbreviated as MBS. |
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What is the meaning of MBS abbreviation? The meaning of MBS abbreviation is "Management by Strengths". |
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What is MBS abbreviation? One of the definitions of MBS is "Management by Strengths". |
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What does MBS mean? MBS as abbreviation means "Management by Strengths". |
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What is shorthand of Management by Strengths? The most common shorthand of "Management by Strengths" is MBS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MBWAL - Management by Wandering Around and Listening
- MBWAWP - Management By Walking Around Without a Purpose
- MABEC - Management by Exhibition and Conference
- MBGO - Management By Goals and Objectives
- MBC - Management by Committee
- MBE - Management By Exception
- MBD - Management By Delegation
- MBEP - Management by Exception Passive
- MBWT - Management by Wishful Thinking
- MBWA - Management by Wandering Around
- MBI - Management by Interaction
- MBF - Management By Fact
- MBLA - Management by Listening Around
- MBLA - Management By Looking Around
- MBOR - Management By Objectives and Results
- MBP - Management By Plan
- MBP - Management by Project
- MBS - Management By Subscription
- MBO (or MBO's) - Management By Objectives. The classic management, delegation and development technique, but which people's activities and aims - and the coaching support given - can be geared to organizational targets and priorities. See also SMART and SMARTER, and the t
- MBWAL/MBWAAL - Management By Walking Around and Listening/Management By Wandering About And Listening. (And other variations using these words.) Extension of the MBWA management technique. In many cases - notably managers and executives who merely walk about, smile or f