Sentence examples for prospective colleagues from inspiring English sources

After meeting prospective colleagues -- and seeing a piano in Mr. Niederhoffer's office -- Mr. Lie became the fund's director of software development last November.

The judges, all of whom have previously been participants in the Hunt, are chosen by their prospective colleagues following an application process that involves submitting thirty sample items and answering such whimsical questions as "You see ScavHunt on a train and want to ask it out on a date.

Your prospective colleagues expect a candidate to be dressed nicely when interviewing.

"Scott, I wanted you to meet your prospective colleagues, and this panel interview format seemed the best way to accomplish that," Susan began.

It is widely believed that faculty, instead of administrators or other parties, are best able to judge the merits of prospective colleagues.

In this context, personal chemistry refers to the feeling your prospective colleagues and bosses have about what it will be like to work with you.

Candidates must also propose a significant, innovative piece of research, which they have discussed in advance with their prospective colleague and host institution.

(Or, "Tell me about Susan's management style," if in a meeting with a prospective colleague. This is a critical question that reveals much).

Several prospective ministerial colleagues disapprove of it, and economists have slammed it.

Mr Rühe has a softer spot for the United States than some of his prospective EU colleagues and little patience for the haggling that gums up EU foreign policy.

Mr Mukunda suggests that you take informal soundings from any prospective hire's colleagues rather than rely on formal interviews.