directiveness
/dəˈrɛktɪvnəs/
noun
- The quality or tendency of giving clear instructions, guidance, or orders; a controlling or commanding manner.
- Some employees prefer a manager with less directiveness and more room for creativity.
- Her directiveness in the meeting made sure everyone knew exactly what to do.
- The coach's directiveness helped the team stay focused during the championship game.
- The state of being aimed or oriented toward a particular goal or purpose.
- The directiveness of the new policy was clear: reduce waste by 20% by the end of the year.
- A lack of directiveness in the company's strategy led to confusion among the staff.
- The directiveness of the research project was questioned when the team lost sight of its original question.