helmsmanship

/hɛlmzmənʃɪp/
noun
  1. The skill or practice of steering a ship or boat.
    • Good helmsmanship requires steady hands and quick reactions.
    • The academy offers a course in basic helmsmanship for new sailors.
    • His helmsmanship was tested during the heavy storm at sea.
  2. The ability to lead or direct an organization, project, or group effectively.
    • Her helmsmanship of the volunteer group was praised by everyone.
    • The director's helmsmanship brought the company through the financial crisis.
    • Strong helmsmanship is essential for any successful team.
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