Sentence examples for effectively at work from inspiring English sources
In 2013 she founded the Women in Leadership section of the Guardian, and speaks regularly on how women can communicate more effectively at work.
The 21st century demand skills and competence from people in order to function and live effectively at work and leisure time.
With the right policies and economic environment, these countries have proven success along three lines: build the skills that foster employability; give young people the opportunity to make their skills available to the labour market; and ensure that those skills are used effectively at work.
They reported running their blood glucose levels 'high' in order to be able to function effectively at work.
In such an environment, it's likely that 30 or more of the time spent "at work" is effectively wasted.
This research shows there is a need to increase the awareness of managers of the short and long term economic benefit of supporting employees with diabetes to manage their disease effectively whist at work.
She is a former recruitment manager at Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch, and helps coach people on speaking effectively and progressing at work.
The secret to effectively leading collaboration at work is finding a middle ground between too much and too little team think, where managers encourage and oversee workplace collaboration rather than simply ask for it to happen.
Political skill is defined as "the ability to effectively understand others at work and to use such knowledge to influence others to act in ways that enhance one's personal and/or organizational objectives" (Ferris et al. 2005, p. 127).
Obviously, employees with high levels of political skill have the ability to build a better relationship with leaders because they are able to effectively understand others at work and influence others to realize one personal and/or organizational objectives (Ferris et al. 2005).
Sadly, this casts a pall over the appropriate use of stimulants by people with attention deficit disorder who find that with medication they can develop the skills they need to function effectively at school or work.
