Sentence examples for a work ethos from inspiring English sources

A placement year shows you have a work ethos and makes you far more employable".

The scandal over false accounting at Olympus is symptomatic of a work ethos in Japan by which only "yes" men and women get employed.

It seemed to be a company with a great work ethos, a sense of mutual loyalty.

Factors helping to contribute to this include less isolation, greater levels of team work (although that brings its own problems), more involvement with supervisors and more of a regulated work ethos, with a requirement to attend daily laboratory sessions.

"It's an abiding fear of becoming enervated by a poor work ethos where welfare becomes a crutch".

He kind of inspires you personally because his standards are so high, and he has such a massive work ethos.

Each company has a different work ethos, however, so before you reinvent your image you should work out what your employer requires of you.

Broadly speaking, the aim is to ensure transparency of process, openness to exchange, and a collaborative work ethos.

Gutmann has a short fuse for current efforts to change the politics of relationships between men and women; she ridicules the military's response to the 1991 Tailhook convention, seeing in it a capitulation to a humorless social work ethos that has "lowered morale and has driven people out of the forces".

Mr. Gilbert and Bill Emerson, the chief executive, spend a lot of time and energy instilling a very particular work ethos into employees.

This was a tour heavy on work ethos, light on offering a rounded education of Australia.