Sentence examples for private colleagues from inspiring English sources

She is warm but private; colleagues who have worked closely with her struggled to name her friends and said they had never heard the life story she now tells on the trail.

Its only other confirmed private sector colleagues in the tower are from a Chinese company called Vantone Industrial, which plans to open a five-floor business and cultural centre.

Sector stereotypes are less common than you might think: The consistent feedback from our private sector colleagues has been that they absolutely recognise the complexities of operating in the public sector and they are genuinely very complimentary of the real quality and talent of people working in the public sector.

I, like many of my private school colleagues, am deeply ambivalent about my own work.

In cases where women weren't given a private space, colleagues and even customers walked in on them while they had their breasts exposed.

Formal training in health management, in the form of a certificate, diploma or degree was higher among public sector managers (74.8%), relative to their private sector colleagues (41.9%).

Public sector managers were also more likely than their private sector colleagues to report that they required further development and training.

In contrast their private sector colleagues have rated themselves as being "good to very good" in most of the competencies – especially those that relate to the core management functions of planning, organizing, leading, controlling and self-management.

However, it would be interesting to compare the views of urologists who work in hospital settings and have been collaborating for some time in cancer centers with private practice colleagues.

Managers in the public sector were also significantly more likely to have less than five years experience while their private sector colleagues were more likely to have over five years experience (p 0.017).

The Mann-Whitney test revealed that public sector managers were also significantly more likely to report that they required further development and training than their private sector colleagues (Z = -6.441; p 0.00) Parametric ANOVA revealed significant differences between the sectors and all of the management competency variables as well as the 'need for management development' (See Table 4).