Sentence examples for culture commitment from inspiring English sources
In a rare interview this weekend, the 27-year-old founder of the social networking site spoke candidly about culture, commitment and clingers-on at Silicon Valley's hottest ticket.
After two decades of talk about the "special status of women in Poland", supposedly due to the importance of the Virgin Mary in national culture, commitment to gender equality is becoming a new selling point for Poland as an EU member.
D. Ulrich: The concept of abundant organizations draws on many diverse literatures related to the employee experience at work: positive psychology, high performing teams, culture, commitment, learning, civility, growth mindset.
37 38 Following advice from the developer, Dianne Parker, this tool was adapted and shortened to contain five dimensions of safety culture: commitment to overall continuous improvement; priority given to safety; recording, evaluating and learning from incidents and best practice; communication about safety issues; and team-working (see online additional file 3).
Community healthcare workers said that this delay was most marked in women due to the local culture, commitments at home and very poor awareness with regard to TB.
"It is because it has created a unique culture of commitment, loyalty and experience among its top executives and promoted from within".
Through years of dedication to the culture, unwavering commitment to their craft, and an unimaginably diverse record collection, DJs Andrew Field-Pickering and Ari Goldman perfectly embody these virtues.
One answer to the problem of getting to make commitments is to ensure that the organizational culture rewards commitment.
Reporting culture, management commitment, and preparedness are identified as the most important factors in this paper, respectively.
RAE is built on a culture of commitment to education, skill development and team building, allowing the upper level residents to develop and execute the curriculum.
