Sentence examples for internal colleagues from inspiring English sources

Such bosses are implicitly expected to keep things as they are and owe their position to so many internal colleagues that thorough corporate overhauls are almost impossible.

Simhambhatla will share with LinuxCon attendees how he sold the use of Linux and open source to internal colleagues and how he and his teams are maximizing it today.

As well as the core tasks of overseeing copyediting, proofreading, and putting issues together, a great deal of my time is spent communicating with authors, freelancers, typesetters, printers, academic editors, and internal colleagues: answering their queries, dealing with any problems that arise, supplying feedback, reporting on progress.

Experienced in bookkeeping, billing, payroll systems, requisitions, AP/AR, etc. Exceptional level of professionalism and award-recognized level of service to customers and internal colleagues.

We should acknowledge that these internal colleagues (as well as GP appraisers), although potentially informed, are not 'trained' to review and feedback on the standard of clinical audits, significant event analyses or consultation performance.

Advice to healthcare providers about the steps to take when a child DNAs fell into five categories: reflection and review; direct interaction with the family; indirect interaction with the family; liaison with internal colleagues; and external referral.

"It is always difficult to leave a great institution like JPMorgan Chase, but I feel that now is the right time in my life," Mr. Zubrow said in a internal memo to colleagues on Friday, which was obtained by DealBook.

That's one of the main problems with internal promotion: your colleagues knew you when you were part of the vertebrate team so it's even more disappointing when it's gone.

Below is the internal memo: Dear Colleagues, After an 18 year career with UBS, Robert Wolf has decided to leave the bank to start his own advisory and consulting firm, 32 Advisors, LLC.

The "external professional developers" put more emphasis on the aforementioned skills (51.3%) than their "internal professional developer" colleagues (50.5%).

In fact, internal reports for colleagues or supervisors often tend to be more informal in tone.