Sentences with phrase «by junior colleagues»

I think of this in terms of the baby boomer programmer who thinks they should be granted deference by junior colleagues based on years of industry experience.

That is, by putting their name on an opinion, brief or blog post drafted by a junior colleague, the senior person assumes responsibility for its content - good or bad - whether he or she wrote it or not.

Not exact matches

These include being frequently interrupted or talked over; having decision - makers primarily address your male colleagues, even if they're junior to you; working harder to receive the same recognition as your male peers; having your ideas ignored unless they're rephrased by your male colleagues; worrying so much about being either «too nice» or «sharp elbowed» that it hurts your ability to be effective; frequently being asked how you manage your work - life balance; and perhaps most difficult of all, not having peers who have been through similar situations to support you during tough times.

@bullfrog I largely agree with you there, and the point about simulators is one made by my colleagues with regards Esteban, but having coached Kobayashi and Perez from junior category mediocrity to F1 podium finishers is a respectable feat, albeit minor versus the young driver successes of Williams and Force India.

He had been arrested a few weeks earlier in a foiled coup attempt on May 15 that same year, but got rescued by his colleague junior officers.

The governor emerged from the 10 - week selection period for the Clinton seat politically battered, with Kennedy loyalists bitter that a Paterson aide questioned her fitness and character, several incumbent members of Congress upset they had been bypassed for a junior colleague, and a local political establishment dismayed by the inconsistent public signals coming from the governor himself.

His thoughts returned to the famous thought experiment introduced by Einstein and his junior colleagues Boris Podolsky and Nathan Rosen in 1935, known from the start by the authors» initials, «EPR.»

He and his colleagues, he reports, drafted a message for Bush to deliver for Population Awareness Week in 1992, but the text was waylaid by «some relatively junior staffers» in the White House.

«Chuck was highly respected by his research and clinical colleagues and was a popular mentor, not only for many medical students and pediatric residents, but also for fellows and junior faculty,» said John Cunningham, MD, Donald N. Pritzker Professor and interim chair of the Department of Pediatrics at the university.

In the sterile office where she performs her thankless data - processing duties, a clucky older colleague — quietly mocked behind her back by the bitchy juniors — serves as an all - too - clear signal to chain - smoking Setsuko of the joyless future stretching out before her.

Harvard's Jal Mehta topped the junior faculty league table this year (taking the baton from his colleague Marty West), aided by the release of his book The Allure of Order and his guest blogs on RHSU.

Juniors meet with their assigned career development partner and the head of their practice group to discuss their annual reviews, which consist of feedback provided by colleagues.

«However an employer would be entitled to discipline someone for subjecting (as in this case) a junior colleague to unwanted pressure and unwelcome conduct by foisting their religion on them.

The converse of this «one - mistake rule» is the halo effect: a junior lawyer impresses a partner by consistently doing outstanding work; the partner tells his / her colleagues, and the junior lawyer becomes known as a superstar.

In addition to producing 20 to 90 per cent time - saving on contract reviews, because Kira's system is trained by experienced practitioners, it helps to «institutionalise a firm's knowledge advantage» by allowing junior lawyers to benefit from the skills of their senior colleagues, he says.

In past years, the only BD training program offered by most law firms consisted of mentoring tips often presented ad - hoc by senior partners to more junior colleagues.

Our Confidential Advisor Program ensures that junior associates benefit from the experience of their more senior colleagues by providing them an advisor to help enhance their career development and experience with the firm.

This letter is written by a person recommending their colleague or junior or friend for any job.