Micromanage (verb)

To manage or control something or someone in a very detailed and restrictive way.

Origin:

Micro- + manage, from greek mikros small + manage.

Examples:

1. The manager was accused of micromanaging his team, constantly checking and criticizing their work.
2. The CEO was known to micromanage every aspect of the company, from sales to marketing.
3. The employee felt frustrated by the constant micromanagement from his supervisor.
4. The organization"s success was hampered by the CEO"s tendency to micromanage every decision.
5. The company's new management style focused on giving employees more autonomy and avoiding micromanagement.