Sentence examples for engagement and changes from inspiring English sources
As predicted, the positive relationship between work engagement and changes in relational job crafting (however, not changes in physical job crafting) is strengthened under conditions of high (vs. low) job insecurity.
Additionally, this study, using a within-subject design, examined the acute effects of a PA session on classroom engagement and changes on perceived competence and peer acceptance from the first to the last week of the program.
Drawing on the expanded model of person environment fit and job crafting theory, this study investigates the underlying processes of the relationship between work engagement and changes in person job fit.
To determine its findings, Socialbakers tracked interactions between December 1st and 31st to measure engagement and changes in online candidate popularity for all eight Democratic and Republican presidential political candidates on Facebook.
By 2012 each business will be able to demonstrate progress against this action plan by using existing frameworks such as staff surveys to measure engagement and change.
If I were in the campaigns, I'd want to detach from the current rules of engagement and change the nature of the campaign.
It's time for companies to embrace their rebel talent as a way to foster innovation, employee engagement, and change from within.
All customers fall into one of four points along a loyalty funnel, and top-performing programs holistically address each level, from program awareness and membership to active engagement and changed behavior.
The Prize was initiated in remembrance of Moji Baratloo, a much-loved professor (who taught some of our current professors!), and aims to nurture small-scale interventions in communities to spur engagement and change.
Civic engagement and change occur at the Durham City Council and begin with conversation, she said.
Dr. Schindler gave listeners a background of her own journey in medicine, then proceeded with six lessons she has taken away from her career trajectory that she felt were valuable and transferrable: passion, prioritization, gratitude, environment, engagement, and change.
