Sentence examples for are less collaborative from inspiring English sources

The generation following the millennials is known as Generation Z. Unlike millennials, Gen Zers are less collaborative, more entrepreneurial and highly individualistic.

Finally, the interpretation of variable "compliance" says that the higher its value, the less the implication of the household in providing the information required in the survey; in this sense, self-employed households are less collaborative than employee households.

Dean R. Hoge, a sociologist at Catholic University who has studied recently ordained priests, said there were indications that they were less collaborative with the laity.

Richard Bernstein, lead guitarist for Rammstein, a German heavy metal group, said the recording process was less collaborative now, more a solitary plinking on a computer keyboard than a group playing effort.

"Driven by parenting style, this generation is going to be more independent and will be less collaborative than millennials as they look out for themselves," said Tammy Hughes, CEO of Claire Raines Associates, a generational consulting firm in Arizona.

He cites an environment that is less collaborative and highly competitive.

Teachers whose schools had more collaborative cultures become more effective more rapidly than teachers whose schools were less collaborative.

Facebook's Purdy denied the company is being less collaborative, saying it is seeking to have "nuanced and mature" discussions with developers when conflicts arise.

His work was barely making it in on time, he was less collaborative in meetings, and folks were starting to wonder whether he was on his way out.

The overall approach to songwriting was less collaborative than with past efforts, with the individual band members having brought in most of the songs more completely written.

Organizations are less hierarchical and more collaborative.