Sentence examples for formed professionals from inspiring English sources

"When you have a work force of fully formed professionals who have been working for much of their life," Patty McCord, the chief talent officer of Netflix, said, "you have a connection between the work you do and how long it takes to do it, so you don't need to have the clock-in and clock-out mentality".

Former palace performers formed professional troupes, in the process adapting court forms to popular tastes.

With more than 30 numbers, this second production of the New Haarlem Arts Theater, the recently formed professional company of City College, really is more dressed-up concert than play.

At the behest of our parents we enrolled at the University of Calgary and formed professional and personal bonds with peers and professors alike.

Some of the local areas felt like they weren't getting a fair shake and decided to form professional leagues.

Some form professional groups: the Boston Symphony Chamber Players, for instance, is made up of the orchestra's first chairs, while the New York Philharmonic Ensembles -- members of the orchestra -- have begun a free noon-hour series near Ground Zero.

Chaplaincy research is needed to form professional spiritual care provision in a variety of settings, and outcomes assessed to ascertain impact on key patient, family, and clinical staff outcomes.

Connecting with people and forming professional networks are important for many reasons beyond research collaborations: Collaborators, especially those who are senior to you, may be asked to write reference letters.

These practitioners started new schools and organizations, forming professional presence via licensing.

Where government certification, insurance, and oversight take the risk out of forming professional and personal relationships, religion's social niche increasingly narrows.

(2009 42) Joint clinical planning and problem solving may help to form professional relationships between mental health and primary care services.