Sentence examples for less experienced colleagues from inspiring English sources

Experienced grant writers often encourage less experienced colleagues to do the reviewers' work for them.

They said quicker or more experienced employees would have to pick up the slack for slower or less experienced colleagues.

The unlucky ones, already at the top of their pay bands, really have got nothing as their less experienced colleagues have caught them up.

He has established video and internet links with hospitals in India, Africa and Malaysia so that his surgeons can give expert advice to less experienced colleagues.

But, almost as important, they also missed the wise words which he would have passed on to his less experienced colleagues from mid-off.

Because older workers have been through many business cycles, economic ups and downs don't cause them to panic, Ms. Reid said, and they make more reasoned decisions than less experienced colleagues.

She even shows signs of being conscious of the reassurance that she brings to her less experienced colleague and the benefit for the patient (less risk and a higher chance of success) that an experienced nurse entails.

He'll be manning the light alongside two less-experienced colleagues: a good-natured working-class bloke, James Gerard Butlerr), and an angsty youngster, Donald Connor Swindellss).

Nurses with more than 20 years' experience were also significantly more satisfied than their less-experienced colleagues with most of the facets of their work.

Older and more experienced nurses reported feeling significantly more rewarded by having job security (U = 18.50, p <.05) and working for a hospital with a good reputation (U = 24.00, p <.05) than their younger and less-experienced colleagues.

When one executive's department was folded under the management of a less-experienced colleague, she swallowed her pride and wholeheartedly supported the new hierarchy.