Surveys that investigated attitudes towards engaging others in cheating use general terms such as a "colleague", "peer", "another student", "someone else", and sometimes a "friend" [ 4, 5, 15, 16], although it can be hypothesized that the view of those involved in collaborative cheating would be different for less conspicuous than for more serious academic transgressions.
He could be speaking of himself when he comments on a colleague peering through a hand lens at a small mountain flower: "Is it the artist or the scientist in him which is aroused by the Lobelia?
SAP has constructed a series of "learning journeys" for thousands of employees at its Digital Business Services division that feature boot camps, shadowing senior colleagues, peer coaching, and digital learning.
After adding up interaction frequencies between respondents and personnel in the same unit (superior leaders, junior colleagues, and peer colleagues), the concrete value of internal interactions is obtained.
Some may resent the idea of their bosses or far-flung colleagues peering in on their discussions.
It turned him into a traitor to his class, since it involved disciplining theologians who had been colleagues, peers and rivals.
Making yourself visible means managers, colleagues, peers and sponsors will support you and help you grow – and get you out of hot water if you're in the wrong sort of environment.
My advice to you would be to think carefully about the skills and experience that chief executives need, and then get an honest appraisal of your own strengths and weaknesses; taking feedback from colleagues, peers, family and friends.
2. Once you've conducted your self-appraisal, discuss it with select colleagues, peers, and mentors.
Do you find yourself constantly disappointed by your colleagues, peers and business partners?
I was consistently impressed by colleagues, peers, and alumni and learned so much at each symposium.
