Sentence examples for boss colleagues from inspiring English sources

Researchers recently coined a term for this urge to immediately respond to emails and engage in obsessive thoughts about returning an email to one's boss, colleagues or clients: "workplace telepressure".

In a study published in the Journal of Occupational Health Psychology last year, psychologists coined the term "workplace telepressure" to describe an employee's urge to immediately respond to emails and engage in obsessive, ruminating thoughts about returning an email to one's boss, colleagues or clients.

At a time when people should be settling in, relaxing, or thinking about intimacy with their significant other, they're thinking about their boss, colleagues, deadlines, reports, customers, budgets, emails, and what they need to do the next day-all of which are entirely incompatible with sex.

This can be achieved through appreciation by boss, colleagues and/or the community.

You might want to avoid emoticons with your boss, colleagues or people you know less.

Ignore these rules while talking to your boss, colleagues at work you don't know too well, the lady at the bank, the Prime Minister, etc. Speak Hyojungo with them.

A third [32 per cent] of EU victims of sexual harassment cited a boss, colleague or customer.

In this respect, an MBA is worth only as much as the perception of the person you are trying to impress whether a recruiter, boss, colleague or friend.

Once you have that, you start with people you know, such as a former boss, colleague or friend.

Male/female respondents also rated seriousness in relation to three levels of status (boss, colleague, subordinate): across both dimensions, the order of rated seriousness for status of protagonist (colleague<subordinate<boss) suggested that the appropriateness of the behaviour in terms of the situation was important.

We all encounter moments like that, when a boss, colleague, client or contact says something that offends our sense of right and wrong.