Throughout the research, Korn Ferry used our best-in-class CEO benchmark, which comprises typical scores for CEOs (virtually all male) who are in the 99th percentile of work engagement, as a touchstone to highlight similarities and underscore differences for the women in the study.
Clearly he laid out some of the key cultural parameters for the so-called 'information revolution'; for about five years I don't think I met anyone who hadn't read him, who didn't use his work as a crucial touchstone".
But the only thing we really care about is that it works with a Touchstone.
As a translator, Michie is in the top flight, and his work remains a touchstone.
The work is a touchstone.
"I feel the opposite". He cites the work of Yuval Noah Harari as a touchstone for his approach, the importance of synthesising and making broad-brush sense of where we are, however complex the challenge.
This work has become a touchstone for high-altitude respiratory physiology, celebrated as the first detailed and systematic laboratory-based study of increased and diminished air pressure.
That is why we are trying, through our sectors of influence, such as gastronomy, to further its development". "Few things are more horizontal than food," says Alea, and gastronomy as a touchstone makes the work of the nominees hit home for all of us.
Tributes to Goldman poured in on Friday, with Ben Stiller calling his work a "touchstone" and Edgar Wright a "legendary adventurer".
I believe the film reached more Americans than any other journalistic work to emerge from the war, and serves as a touchstone for future documentarians.
More recently Simon Armitage declared it "a greater poem than The Waste Land" and Max Porter cited it as a touchstone for his own hybrid work, Grief Is the Thing With Feathers.
