SELECT Value even if NULL on LEFT JOIN

I am trying to pull data out and chuck it into a Stimulsoft report. The problem I am having is that I need it to output to two columns. I also need every "manager" record to show even if the count assigned to said record is NULL.

This is what i have at the moment:

DECLARE @ManagerCount INT = (( SELECT Count(*) FROM AM WHERE dbo.AM.AMCurrent = 1 AND dbo.AM.OmitInReport = 0 ) + 1) / 2

DECLARE @tmp_AM1 TABLE (AMID INT, AMName NVARCHAR(100), ID INT)
INSERT INTO @tmp_AM1 SELECT AMID, AMName, row_number() over (order by AMID ) FROM AM
WHERE dbo.AM.AMCurrent = 1 AND dbo.AM.OmitInReport = 0  

SELECT * FROM (
    SELECT ta.id AS id1, ta.AMName AS ManagerName1, COUNT(*) AS ManagerCount1 FROM @tmp_AM1 tA  INNER JOIN Job J ON tA.AMID = j.AMID
    WHERE ta.ID BETWEEN 1 AND @ManagerCount AND j.jobStatusID != 5
    GROUP BY ta.ID, ta.AMName
) a
LEFT JOIN
(
    SELECT ta.id AS id2,ta.AMName AS ManagerName2, COUNT(*) AS ManagerCount2 FROM @tmp_AM1 tA  INNER JOIN Job J ON tA.AMID = j.AMID
    WHERE ta.ID > @ManagerCount AND j.jobStatusID != 5
    GROUP BY ta.AMName, ta.ID
) b ON a.id1 + @ManagerCount = b.id2

Which ends up returning something like:

There are 18 managers so 9 per column, but this code doesn't show them all since anything that doesn't have a count in the first left join, won't show, and therefore the same row in column 2 doesn't show.

Results of SELECT * FROM @tmp_AM1:

Solution

Probably not the best approach but i got the correct output using:

DECLARE @ManagerCount INT = (( SELECT Count(*) FROM AM WHERE dbo.AM.AMCurrent = 1 AND dbo.AM.OmitInReport = 0 ) + 1) / 2

DECLARE @tmp_AM1 TABLE (AMID INT, AMName NVARCHAR(100), ID INT)
INSERT INTO @tmp_AM1 SELECT AMID, AMName, row_number() over (order by AMID ) FROM AM
WHERE dbo.AM.AMCurrent = 1 AND dbo.AM.OmitInReport = 0 
ORDER By AMName 

SELECT ManagerName1, ManagerName2, ManagerCount1, ManagerCount2 FROM (
SELECT AMID, ta.id AS id1, ta.AMName AS ManagerName1 FROM @tmp_AM1 tA 
    WHERE (ta.ID BETWEEN 1 AND @ManagerCount)
) a
LEFT JOIN
(
    SELECT AMID, ISNULL(COUNT(*), 0) AS ManagerCount1 FROM Job j
    INNER JOIN tblJobOutcome jO ON j.JobOutcomeID = jo.JobOutcomeID AND jO.JobOutcomeID != 5
    GROUP BY AMID
) a1 ON a.AMID = a1.AMID
LEFT JOIN
(
    SELECT AMID, ta.id AS id2, ta.AMName AS ManagerName2 FROM @tmp_AM1 tA 
    WHERE (ta.ID > @ManagerCount)
) b ON a.id1 + @ManagerCount = b.id2
LEFT JOIN
(
    SELECT AMID, ISNULL(COUNT(*), 0) AS ManagerCount2 FROM Job j 
    INNER JOIN tblJobOutcome jO ON j.JobOutcomeID = jo.JobOutcomeID AND jO.JobOutcomeID != 5
    GROUP BY AMID
) b1 ON b.AMID = b1.AMID

Gives me the correct output in two columns.

gives me this: