Sentence examples for employees thinking from inspiring English sources

The Office of Special Counsel routinely provides advisory opinions to covered employees thinking about a run for office, but Ms. Comella said Mr. Christie never asked for one.

The tech industry is the most at-risk sector, with 58 per cent of employees thinking about changing jobs, followed by health and social care with 57 per cent.

And, just as there are departures at any company that's acquired or has an IPO once shares are no longer locked up, you're going to see even more Hulu employees thinking about what comes next and joining new companies.

The idea, the startup's CEO and co-founder Kevin Kavanagh told me during a call last week, is to get employees thinking about how they currently use email and to begin to change their behaviour for the better.

"We didn't need to look at the Web sites to know what our employees were thinking," said Jana Weatherbee, an I.B.M. spokeswoman.

When there's a queue of people out the door, as is the case most weekends, quality is not something most employees are thinking about.

Jean-Marie Sander, Chairman of Credit Agricole S.A. and Jean-Paul Chifflet Chief Executive Officer of Credit Agricole S.A. and all 160,000 Credit Agricole Group employees are thinking of them & their families today.

SITTING in their cubicles, rolling their eyes over the latest bureaucratic slowdown or marveling at the near-incompetence of higher-ups, some employees are thinking: If only I were my own boss, I wouldn't have these problems.

Beyond that, "if a leader has his ear to the ground, gossip can be a way for him to get a sense of what his employees are thinking or feeling," said Professor Kusy, who is also a co-author of "Manager's Desktop Consultant".

The best employees are thinking and performing at a level that you can't imagine even in your wildest dreams.

Pincus's stock obsession was first demonstrated by his attempt to claw back stock grants (extra classy touch to do it during the "quiet period"!) from loyal long-term employees — a move so audaciously selfish that I heard entrepreneurs muttering about the long-term damage to the entire startup ecosphere if early employees started thinking their stock could be taken away within weeks of an IPO.