Sentences with phrase «area of corporate culture»

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Rupert has a personal interest in photography and felt it was an area that hadn't received enough attention in culture, in philanthropy and in terms of how it could define corporate identity.

Manulife is proud to be the recipient of many awards that recognize the Company for its overall excellence and specific achievements in areas such as culture, corporate governance, customer satisfaction, and charitable and community programs.

The corporate trend toward articulating mission, corporate values and ethics statements, as well as attending to corporate culture and external constituencies, points to areas laden with notions of purpose, value, obligation and community - notions inherent in faith communities.

In a corporate environment, technology permeates the entire culture, all elements of work interact with ICT; a professional office does not feature lines of desks using only paper and pencils, with a separate «suite» of computers, and an area for the use of digital cameras.

As a part of the Aderant Team, students will receive entry - level job skills in the areas of marketing, finance and sales, as well as be exposed to an office culture, expectations of corporate professionalism and dress for business.

Hiring criteria for some employers may revolve more around hard skills, specific areas of expertise and relevant degrees, but there are many organizations interested in those soft skills relative to their corporate culture and conducive to an established team of employees.

Her prior career experience gives Sharon distinct insight into how the demands and pressures of corporate culture impact other areas of life.