Sentence examples for workplace contests from inspiring English sources
The bracket, one of the most symmetric and simple pleasures in workplace contests, had been modified, not reconfigured.
Although being public editor is no way to win a workplace popularity contest, I have found a remarkable level of cooperation, professionalism and even appreciation from Times staff members.
Part 1 of 2. 8 P.M. (ABC) GEORGE LOPEZ -- What kind of guy would rig a productivity contest at his workplace to go against his own mother?
In many workplaces, people are starting their own Biggest Loser contests, assembling people into teams that compete against one another.
There is potential to destroy the culture of a workplace if the recognition develops into a series of competitive contests, focusing on gifts and monetary awards, rather than on the recognized behaviors of employees.
Contrary to claims advanced by some theorists, my analysis suggests that specifically "cultural" boundaries, based on the deployment of refined or high-status knowledge, do indeed play a salient role at work, exerting a powerful effect on the outcome of workplace change in ways that skilled production workers find difficult to contest.
Market socialism is thus a form of "workplace democracy," or "economic democracy," that enables workers not only to vote in political contests but also to have a say in the economic decisions that affect them daily in their work.
Some workplaces are more political than others, and some cultures can seem like popularity contests, but stay out of it!
Capital FM is currently running a contest encouraging listeners to tune in at work and win £1,000 for their workplace.
