multifaceted, micro level/management, Working Conditions

World-renowned musician Ryuichi Sakamoto was a multifaceted, elusive figure in both the academic and secular worlds.

Ms. Lollobrigida in New York in 2010. After two decades in front of the camera, she embarked on a multifaceted second career as artist and filmmaker.Credit...

“Chrome OS moves the playing field to the cloud,” said Ray Valdes, an analyst at Gartner. “But Microsoft is a multifaceted company. They have a systematic effort to put a lot of their technology portfolio in the cloud as well.”

January 13, 2012 -- 3:00 p.m. EST TECHNOLOGY Apple Details Working Conditions at Factories

Apple said its annual inspection of suppliers found they were in compliance with its maximum 60-hour work week only 38% of the time and 108 facilities didn't pay proper overtime. In an interview, CEO Tim Cook said it hopes to improve conditions by 'monitoring these plants at a very, very micro level.'

• Apple's List of Suppliers

Berlinale Reflects the Multifaceted World of Young People

Since 1978, the Berlinale International Film Festival has dedicated a
special section to youth films, known as Generation.

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Ernestine Stodelle, 95, Modern Dancer, Dies

By ALISON LEIGH COWAN

Ms. Stodelle had a multifaceted career in modern dance as a performer, author and teacher.

multi-faceted
adjective
having many different parts:
It's a multi-faceted business, offering a range of services.
multifaceted
adj.
Having many facets or aspects. See synonyms at versatile.