Sentences with phrase «colleagues knew your views»

Does that mean that you know you are being dishonest and would be embarrassed if your friends and colleagues knew your views?

Not exact matches

No matter, if it changes how employees view themselves in relation to their work and their colleagues, Hsieh will have succeeded.

It's amazing to go to see this web page and reading the views of all colleagues about this paragraph, while I am also eager of getting know - how.

The MP known by colleagues as «top cat» * first aired his views on Tuesday, saying he would be «tabling questions in Parliament asking how many migrant children have undergone dental checks».

«This is the most poisonous atmosphere I have known since Maastricht», was the view of one veteran Tory MP in a text message sent to a colleague last week.

From a July 2007 speech on the floor of the Senate: «I know that when it comes to the word «carbon,» the range of views among my colleagues is varied and complex.

Not surprisingly, teachers express somewhat more positive views of their colleagues» performance than members of the general public do, but even they report that 10 % of their fellow teachers are performing at an unsatisfactory level and that an additional 21 % are no better than satisfactory.

(Full disclosure: I know well, and have the utmost respect for, my Education Northwest colleagues who work on NW RISE, so my views of their work are positively skewed.)

We are glad to know that you liked the night view and that you have found our colleagues kind and nice.

They discussed POKKT's vision of the latter in a panel at Casual Connect Asia 2016 along with colleagues from Appodeal, VMAX, Vungle and AdColony, as well as shared more details of their personal views with Gamesauce: Nimit knows devs avoid ad networks and as a result, wants to become a part of their business.

And you've no doubt noticed the push - back some of Anderson's more emphatic views have gotten from colleagues well within the 97 %, on RC and elsewhere.

In 2011, after undertaking a well - contested 45 - day class action trial of our own, and with another of our class action matters scheduled for trial shortly thereafter, my colleagues (Sarah Graham, Genevieve Meisenheimer, Lauren Nielsen) and I began to suspect that the traditional view might no longer be accurate.

Furthermore, according to Mr Justice Nelson: «It is simply not known how important [the officer's] arguably sympathetic ear was to the jury's deliberations and in what light they considered her evidence or what views the police officer juror expressed, if any, on his colleague's evidence.»

In defence of LRW instruction in law schools, at least from the point of view of law librarians, I should point out that we work at universities, and as such we have to make sure our students know how to do academic research and writing, as well as how to do practical legal research and writing — something colleagues in the rest of the university libraries do not have to contend with, unless they also work in professional schools.

He and his colleagues viewed the lawyers as the «Department of No» because they tried to stop any business growth.

During his time at the Department of Defense's office in Mountain View, Calif. — the headquarters of an initiative known as Defense Innovation Unit Experimental, or DIUx — Kirchhoff and his colleagues researched everything from satellites to drones to underwater surveillance.