1. to manage or control with excessive attention to minor details
Usage: often disapproving

Examples

• The boss tends to micromanage every project instead of trusting his team.
• She felt frustrated when her supervisor began to micromanage her daily tasks.
• Good leaders know when to step back and avoid micromanaging their employees.
• The company’s productivity suffered because managers micromanaged every decision.
• He learned to delegate responsibilities rather than micromanage his staff.
• Parents who micromanage their children’s homework may hinder their independence.