Sentences with phrase «group of industry colleagues»

Preparing for an important presentation, for example to the board of your organisation or to a large group of industry colleagues or clients, can be seen as quite daunting, but it shouldn't be blown out of proportion.

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The best way to extend your current skill set is by finding mentors, advisors or a business coach — and a close group of colleagues in the office and in your industry — to share notes with and learn from.

This is not the first time myself and my retailer colleagues have been fed a constant stream of tobacco industry scare stories, from front groups and via the trade media, in which doomsday was predicted for small retailers at any measure to cut young people smoking.

If you supervised a group of interns during your PhD, you could supervise a small group of younger colleagues later on in industry.

Now a professor at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Golde thinks support groups are an excellent way of teaching colleague - ship, which is valuable in either industry or academia.

State representatives and industry groups across the RGGI region and in California — as well as U.S. Department of Energy officials and federal legislative staff — have frequently brought in Hibbard and colleagues to explain their findings.

LAC Group once again joins legal industry peers and colleagues as sponsor of the Thomson Reuters Legal Executive Institute 15th Annual Law Firm COO & CFO Forum.

I enjoyed the group's exchange of ideas on the use of these technologies, and to see how my industry colleagues approached and adapted their use into firm environments.

Besides learning to coach jobseekers about groups and connections, Ms. Roqueplot took away many other helpful pieces of advice for job seekers that will be able to be used at JaneCo's: how to optimize LinkedIn profiles for maximum visibility; how to leverage the power of LinkedIn to supercharge job searches; how to gain endorsements from supervisors, colleagues and past associates; how to search for great jobs; and how to discover and create real connections with rainmakers in a jobseeker's particular industry.