Build your knowledge as well as your connections with colleagues by engaging in active, two-way communication.
FROM MADRID TO HOUSTON In his 28 years as a curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gary Tinterow made considerable connections with colleagues at other museums.
The keys to finding, obtaining, and moving smoothly into post-retirement jobs, older researchers say, are strong connections with colleagues and a compelling track record.
Such efforts are important because these individuals are often unlikely to have spontaneous connections with colleagues that develop into coaching or mentoring relationships.
Sources stress that making connections with colleagues in and out of their immediate research group, maintaining those contacts, and always striving for more associations is the key to securing financial backing of their projects.
I also made important connections with colleagues that helped shape my subsequent career path.
As Menzies and Newson (2007) report, scientists already bemoan that there has been a loss of time for reflection on oneself and for more dialogical connections with colleagues.
Program faculty members have used their interest in mathematical biology (and interdisciplinary STEM) education to make connections with colleagues at other institutions through regional and national workshops.
At baseline, CHWs were not mentioned as actors in the information network, while at endline they were seen to have significant connections with colleagues, beneficiaries, supervisors, and district health facilities, as both recipients and providers of information.
