Purpose: This study aims at determining the opinions of managers relating to the Manager Appointment and Rotation Regulations dated 2011, the scoring criteria included in the regulations and the troubles experienced throughout the implementation process of the regulations. Method: In this research, a qualitative approach was adopted so that the issue can be examined thoroughly. In this research, the phenomenological pattern was employed. In the research, participants were determined by way of sampling for maximum diversity-one of the intentional sampling methods. The study group of the research consists of 8 managers holding Office in the city X (pseudonym). Terms of Office of the participants varies between 25 and 8 years. Semi-structured interview form was used as data collection tools in the research. All the interviews were recorded on a tape recorder throughout the research. A 240-minute interview was had within the scope of the research; the tape recording was computerized through the Microsoft Word processing program as raw data without being subjected to any screening. Line by line analysis described by Patton, (2002) was employed to describe opinions expressed clearly and directly or implied in an indirect manner by the participants on the aim of the study without manipulating them. Inductive descriptive analysis, content analysis and the constant comparison technique was used in the interpretation of the interview data. The descriptive analysis project is made up of four main stages, namely, building up the thematic framework, processing data according to the thematic framework, identifying the findings and interpreting the findings. During content analysis, on the other hand, the data was divided into parts first and then these parts were investigated and compared. Later, meaningful concepts were built from these parts and the codes evoking the same concepts were grouped under a joint category. In the final stage, content integrity was derived from the themes stemming from the data and interpreted. While developing an interview form, a conceptual framework relating to the subject matter was formed by investigating the related body of literature for the purposes of increasing credibility/ internal validity of the research. Each stage of the research process was provided to the reader in a detailed manner so that the transferability/external validity of the research could be insured. The researcher has watched over to write his research report in detail and tried to present detailed descriptions in the findings part. All the data obtained throughout the research process was evaluated and separately coded by the researcher and an instructor, who has a command of qualitative research methods and a consensus was reached on the codings in general terms. Purpose: This study aims at determining the opinions of managers relating to the Manager Appointment and Rotation Regulations dated 2011, the scoring criteria included in the regulations and the troubles experienced throughout the implementation process of the regulations. Method: In this research, a qualitative approach was adopted so that the issue can be examined thoroughly. In this research, the phenomenological pattern was employed. In the research, participants were determined by way of sampling for maximum diversity-one of the intentional sampling methods. The study group of the research consists of 8 managers holding Office in the city X (pseudonym). Terms of Office of the participants varies between 25 and 8 years. Semi-structured interview form was used as data collection tools in the research. All the interviews were recorded on a tape recorder throughout the research. A 240-minute interview was had within the scope of the research; the tape recording was computerized through the Microsoft Word processing program as raw data without being subjected to any screening. Line by line analysis described by Patton, (2002) was employed to describe opinions expressed clearly and directly or implied in an indirect manner by the participants on the aim of the study without manipulating them. Inductive descriptive analysis, content analysis and the constant comparison technique was used in the interpretation of the interview data. The descriptive analysis project is made up of four main stages, namely, building up the thematic framework, processing data according to the thematic framework, identifying the findings and interpreting the findings. During content analysis, on the other hand, the data was divided into parts first and then these parts were investigated and compared. Later, meaningful concepts were built from these parts and the codes evoking the same concepts were grouped under a joint category. In the final stage, content integrity was derived from the themes stemming from the data and interpreted. While developing an interview form, a conceptual framework relating to the subject matter was formed by investigating the related body of literature for the purposes of increasing credibility/ internal validity of the research. Each stage of the research process was provided to the reader in a detailed manner so that the transferability/external validity of the research could be insured. The researcher has watched over to write his research report in detail and tried to present detailed descriptions in the findings part. All the data obtained throughout the research process was evaluated and separately coded by the researcher and an instructor, who has a command of qualitative research methods and a consensus was reached on the codings in general terms. Results: As a result of analysis of the data, three main subjects, namely, 1. Evaluations relating to the appointment and change of Office of managers, 2. Evaluations relating to the content of the Manager Appointment and Change of Office Regulations and to the scoring principles, 3. Evaluations relating to compulsory rotation appeared. As a result of the story, it was concluded