Sentences with phrase «fun work culture»

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It was a fun discussion that covered many angles, from the unlikeliness of the filters working and the intricacies of rape culture to freedom of speech and the protection of children.

These companies have perfected balancing tough, technical work with fun and friendly cultures.

Meanwhile, researchers have also cast doubt on the long - term efficacy of «forced fun» at work, finding that required levity can lead to an array of bad outcomes such as burnout among employees, and that these cheerful work cultures often serve to distract workers from excessive control or poor conditions elsewhere in the business.

Added another: «I was often impressed and inspired by leadership's dedication to doing what was right for the client, and simultaneously trying to protect sustainable work - life balance and continuously cultivate a fun, connected office / firm culture.»

Humor in the workplace and workplace culture expert Michael Kerr shares some ideas on how you can add some humor to your voicemail messages, plus his fun at work tip offers up a great theme day and workplace contest, there's the quote of the week, and a preview of some of the April theme days headed you way.

Other important decisions included: understanding that investing in marketing was critical to generating sales; focusing on sales training, including the science and art of selling, was critical for building an expert and successful sales team; and most importantly creating a can - do business culture where coming to work was fun.

Make sure your company has an awesome culture like Zappos because it will make working that much more fun.

«I jumped at the opportunity to work at Tarrier Foods; the products, packaging flexibility and company culture here really makes my job fun,» Belleau says.

For those who work alongside us as members of the Towne Park family, however, that means cultivating a fun, caring and competitive environment that promotes a culture of advancement.

I'm a down to earth person, who like to have fun, work - hard, love trying new things, like meeting new people an learning about different cultures....

Im fun out going like to work out n be healthy love my family country the bahamas i like the movies the beach traveling love going to orlando to he theme parks to have fun i like going with myfriends n family love my family culture i love to go shopping n getting things too n love trying...

Ask ten students and some themes will begin to arise about working hard, being outside, having fun, and great food experiences — all hallmarks of developed cultures.

Teachers in a startup culture can work together to build the classroom «brand» through activities such as proudly displaying the mission in the students» learning spaces, sharing messages of success on class websites and blogs, or designing a class logo and fun swag like t - shirts, water bottles, stickers, and pens.

Benefits of arts education In addition to economic benefits of investment in arts education for students in the primary and secondary sectors there are a plethora of social and intellectual benefits: • encouraging self expression and self awareness • building confidence and self esteem • thinking creatively and conceptually • problem solving • increasing motivation and improving behaviour • developing organisational skills • being able to work collaboratively and independently • developing multiple learning styles • building maturity and appreciation • developing observational skills • raising global awareness and respect for other cultures • promoting literacy through analysis and interpretation • increasing enjoyment and fun in learning • developing spatial and visual skills • encouraging qualitative awareness • seeing different perspectives • openness to subtlety, nuance, flexibility and imagination

There's no lack of fun within the SweetRush culture, so we couldn't resist when we saw an opportunity to bring a gaming element into our daily work.

The combination of platforming and combat with the assorted theme park spoofs and parodies are particularly fun to work on (as someone who's day job is linked to theme park culture).

The award is given out to the developer which has been the most beneficial to their local community, has created the best working culture for its employees, has been an integral part of the Australian and New Zealand games development scene, and which has come up with the most fun, addictive and unique games this year.

There was an overall feeling of collaboration in the gallery, where it was apparent that students of all different ages worked together as well as independently side by side to create art projects inspired by common interests, friendships, admiration, fun, pop culture, and games.

The work itself is fun but challenging, as his paintings frequently examine historical and contemporary events in American and Native American history, as well as aspects of pop culture, art history, and Anglo - Indian relations.

Sure enough, two years after its debut at the Underground Museum, we find these works — not Davis» other work (mercurial and captivating paintings in their own right), not the works of Karon Davis, and not the works of any of the various interesting artists exhibited at the Underground Museum — but the replicas of Koons, Flavin, and Smithson, exhibited through the storefront windows at MOCA, mockingly obscured and reflected by the fun - house mirrors of «high culture.»

Since launching her brand in 2016, Sarah has worked endlessly to promote her love of basketball while poking fun at popular culture through sneakers, city life and partying.

Moreover, today's renewed interest in the most grotesque and fun strands in his work is connected to the impact of remixes and mashups from internet culture.

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The Swiss artist, who is now based in New York and Berlin, mines celebrity and social media culture — and comes out with works that poke fun at contemporary fantasy.

The next project is about American popular culture which will focus is more on figurative painting... that will be a very fun project... especially since figurative painting is not a medium that I often work with.

It's always fun to upset rightwing culture warriors but there are better works of art that involve blood less directly.

The other names listed include Luke Overin, a self - described «image maker» working predominately with photography, graphic designer Sam de Groot, and Rebecca Thirza Townrow, whose installation - based works explore (and poke fun at) the idiosyncrasies of English culture.

In the way that Julia Wachtel puts together two versions of masculinity, this work also explores the idea of the male figure in the history of art, and perhaps maybe pokes fun at the ceremony of masculinity and how it's reproduced in popular culture.

Often the work pokes fun of culture through surreal and minimalist still lifes; and other times landscapes which are wrapped by surreal knot forms.

In an article for «The Idler,» Twigger writes that micromastery is the key to having fun and enjoying learning, and yet it's largely ignored by our work - and goal - obsessed culture:

You have the opportunity to be part of a growing and highly ambitious firm where the culture is hard working, but supportive and where we have fun working together, whilst remaining highly professional.

We want to create a great culture that gives us a fun, healthy working environment and helps us to exceed customer expectations every time.

From the exciting, pop - culture driven calls - to - action all over the page («Join the crew,» «Be part of something big,» and «Be Voltron, not just a robot lion») to the TechCrunch Cribs featured video, the website screams «It's fun to work here!»

Whether you're seeking new experiences and cultures, want to add some unique skills to your portfolio or are looking for work in a fun, new environment, working abroad can be a valuable experience.

You're looking for a culture that is focused on work - life balance, constant improvement, and fun, while achieving stellar results

Whether you're seeking new experiences and cultures, want to add some unique skills to your portfolio or want to find a summer job in a fun, new environment, working abroad can be a valuable experience.

«Excellent work culture with the ability to move up the ladder quickly with success, pay and benefits are great and they do those fun quirky work activities.

If you're looking for a company that's fun to work for, the company culture will be a big component of your decision making when evaluating prospective employers.

We offer a culture of excellence, in a fast paced, driven and fun working environment, first class career... more

Los Angeles, CA About Blog AfterEllen.com works the lesbian / bi pop culture beat with a fun, feminist perspective on film, television, music, books, and sports.

As a Trainee Recruitment Consultant with an award winning recruitment business you can expect a people focused, fun and rewarding environment, fantastic earning potential, autonomous working within a meritocratic culture, career development and progression.

- An exciting and fun team based working environment - A culture that provides financial reward for individual achievements - Incentive schemes, golf club membership, a staff pension scheme, company events, such as Goodwood Races, Christmas & Summer parties and team nights out

The Role Competitive Salary Excellent Commission Structure — OTE Excellent Pension Scheme 25 Days Holiday + additional day for your Birthday Company Culture of placing immense value on its staff meaning both hard work and FUN!

As a Senior Recruitment Consultant with an award winning recruitment business you can expect a people focused, fun and rewarding environment, fantastic earning potential, flexible and autonomous working within a meritocratic culture, career development and progression.

You will be provided with the most innovative tools to help you achieve success quickly and you'll work with likeminded people who thrive in our sales culture which is undeniably, fast paced, high - performance and fun.

This truly is a superb company to work for, a great fun and supportive culture and a great career opportunity.

The company culture is competitive, ambitious and hard working, but also fun and sociable - ideal if you're looking for an enjoyable, fast - paced and vibrant working environment.

The Amoria Bond culture is truly unique, giving you an excellent mix of hard work, fun, self development and recognition - the 50 awards we have won in the last 5 years proves this!

She developed a work community with more than 1,000 Realtors, who all share and embrace a culture of success, family, fun and charitable works.