"work insights" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to knowledge gained from experience at work, or to discuss ways to improve one's effectiveness in the workplace. For example, "The seminar provided valuable work insights I will use to improve my productivity."
Featuring contemporary filmmakers eager to share their work, insights, and experience with the Princeton community.
The author would like to thank Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, Chief Justice Georgina Wood, Judge Ann Claire Williams, and Judge Joanna Seybert for their pioneering work, insights, and friendship.
"Toward a General Theory of Boundary Work: Insights from the CGIAR's Natural Resource Management Programs". Center for International Development and HKS Faculty Research Working Paper Series (199 and RWP10-035), September 2010.
His scientific work, insights, philosophy, and wit drew great admiration and bursts of applause and left many awestruck and inspired.
As with so many work insights these days, it is not our differences but our biases that are the biggest barriers blocking multi-generation teams.
Work Insights will also give companies a view of how users on different teams interact with each other (think the marketing and sales teams).
These scenarios are designed to address the following areas: empathy, initiative and resilience, communication and problem-solving skills, team work, insight and integrity, compassion.
Hai-Ying Liu, Sonja Grossberndt and Aileen Yang contributed with their work, insight and enthusiasm to most of the project activities.
"This exciting work offers insights that one day may help us counter disorders such as depression.
My work applies insights from cultural sociology to the study of political processes.
This work gives insights into the design of mitochondria-targeted carrier for SDT of cancer.
