He conducted many long and presumably collegial interviews with Hitchcock while working on that book.
Government leaders who were interviewed recalled having collegial and respectful personal relationships and interactions with CCAAC staff rather than impersonal, bureaucratic and formal meetings.
On that trip, he also interviewed and began a collegial friendship with the composer Carlisle Floyd.
In this reflection paper the perspectives of both supervisees (through interviews) and supervisors (through informal collegial discussion, personal experiences and observations) are taken for understanding the issues that facilitate and/ or hinder the initiation process.
Williams and Stewart have, over the course of many interviews, developed something of a collegial relationship -- if not an outright bromance.
"The time for being collegial is past," Mr. Mourdock said in an interview.
NPs interviewed in Canada described their expectation in collegial partnerships with GPs, but in reality they work in more traditional hierarchical relationships [ 48].
"I agree with your point and regret that my choice of words in an interview with a community newspaper did not reflect the collegial relationship and open communication you and I have long enjoyed," Issa wrote in a letter to Maloney.
Meanwhile, bins arrived empty and left bulging with the chaff from cabinets and drawers full of interview transcripts, Nexis printouts, page proofs, fan mail, hate mail, expense receipts, collegial gags, and photocopies of the faces of now grown toddlers smushed on the photocopier glass.
First, the vast majority of alumni interviewed were mentored by multiple individuals as a result of both the collegial atmosphere at NCI and the structure of the CPFP program.
(H1 DP18, Interview 1)" In summary, the public sector seems to generally offer specialists social satisfaction through collegial interaction and learning, but less satisfaction with relationships with other hospital and health workers, particularly nurses, compared with the private sector.
