Sentence examples for work in organisations from inspiring English sources

These organisation psychopaths, as the definition implies, are people who score highly on the psychopathy checklist and work in organisations.

"Use specific words (red and blue)," says Waterhouse, "not general ones (brightly coloured)." Jargon, abbreviations, acronyms and know-all foreign phrases All of us who work in organisations, professions, specific industries or bureaucracies are surrounded by jargon.

Wright points out that many people choose to work in organisations like Catch22 because they want to "do good" and believe that doing good is incompatible with doing well financially.

"The rhythm of the Benedictine life and the sense of interlocking communities has always been a powerful motif, so when I work in organisations I try to produce a sense of community.

But if the search for heroes and villains continues it will perpetuate a culture of dependency and fear, placing immense pressure on staff – especially those who work in organisations that are under the microscope.

Although individual success is commendable, I didn't think that when I started directing theatre 20 years ago the sum total of all the strategies to encourage BME participation in the arts would result in the success of a handful of people having to work in organisations, which otherwise remain predominantly white.

Undergraduate work experience will also help you get a feel for working in organisations, meeting contacts and understanding the industry.

"They see having that contact with people as important because they're going to be working in organisations and meeting people".

So, supposing we were more realistic about what working in organisations is really like, what would our expectations of leaders be, and how would we evaluate them?

Objective: This paper presents a framework for the design of interactions between human and computational agents working in organisations, mediation by technological systems.

Senior policy-makers: executive level policy makers that worked in organisations with a relationship to the Clinical Network Executive (that is, network administrative body).