Sentences with phrase «if colleagues»

If colleagues treat one another in such a disrespectful manner, how can they be trusted by the public?

«If our colleagues want to take this and run with it, it's all to the good,» he says.

But frankly, if your colleagues share negative or snide remarks about your brand — assuming they're not responding to something that is actually offensive — you should see it as a sign that you're hitting a nerve with your competitors.

If your company offers training programs, take them, even if your colleagues aren't; it's their loss.

Don't be seduced by the free alcohol or drink - induced antics even if your colleagues are engaging in them, as you don't want to risk potentially damaging your reputation.

If these colleagues also arrive late or leave early, the chances that they are heading to an interview somewhere are even higher.

I would encourage you to use different colleagues to interview different candidates, especially if these colleagues are going to be working with the new hire on a regular basis.

If my colleagues, clients or friends named a bad name, a simple «No comment about this chap!»

If your colleagues think you deserve a raise, chances are your boss will too.

The news is there's something in it for all of us if our colleagues provide a simple statement of principles acknowledging their commitment to promote and encourage equality, diversity and inclusion.

If your colleagues prepare or review similar documents, it is important, in order to maximize the benefits, to get their buy - in to ensure that, once these precedents that have been developed, they will use them.

• Meetings consist of popping your head into the office next door to see if your colleagues have 10 minutes.

If your colleagues argue that temperatures are trending up, ask them where there evidence is, and post it here.

If you're employed, speak to your boss if colleagues are delegating too much work.

Ask your manager or human resources department if your office can participate, and also check with your co-workers; if your colleagues are allergic, afraid of dogs or opposed to the disruption, be respectful of their wishes.

Few, if any colleagues, struggling themselves, wanted to hear.

If colleagues are enthusiastic about their new haircut or a suit is a good sign that the haircut or the clothes are flattering to you and would be a good choice for a first date.

If those colleagues who are closest to you like their burgers and fries at lunch, you may need to socialize with them after hours.

If the colleagues of an experimenter who gets a bullet aren't justified in concluding that there is no multiverse — and I doubt anybody would argue that they are — then the experiment proves nothing.

Indeed, I would never have discovered this quake if my colleagues at the U.S. Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory had not already been using a network of sensitive instruments to monitor the volcano's activity.

Remain professional, even if your colleagues don't.

My dear reader, I would like to suggest that if my colleagues Senator Daniel Squadron, Congressman Sean Patrick Maloney and all those who don't want to see Donald Trump's name on that park, they should start an effort to give back the parkland, and just return those 435 acres to Donald Trump.

«I can't answer for the conference,» she said to reporters in Defreestville, about 30 miles southwest of the town, when asked if her colleagues made the decision in light of the growing call.

As ever, if colleagues wish to raise any issues with me feel free to get in touch.

Mr Crabb warned of deep divisions in the Conservative Party if his colleagues continue to describe themselves as «Leave» or «Remain».

«If my colleagues destroy the Affordable Care Act, it will have real, direct, and painful consequences for millions of American women and their families,» Gillibrand said during a speech on the Senate floor Wednesday.

«If my colleagues in Congress don't have confidence in their county district attorneys, that's for them to address, but they should know that here on Staten Island we have the utmost confidence in ours.»

Western New York Democrat Brian Higgins said if his colleagues feel unsafe, that's their right, but he doesn't feel the need to carry a weapon with him in public.

If your colleagues are on board, divvy - up the responsibility and have a different person provide a healthy morning snack each day or once a week.

Brock's talent for invective was surpassed by Ann Coulter and Laura Ingraham, who won coveted spots on the talking - head shows; increasingly he was troubled by the hypocrisy of speaking for a movement that condemned homosexuals; and even if his colleagues didn't care whether his articles were accurate, he did.

And if your colleagues and coworkers think that the emotion and spiritual damage is minimal, you have a ready resource on campus to test it.

Such conditions require close scrutiny, but a troubling question is how much oversight the company had over Ben Aïssa, who spent much of his career working in SNC - Lavalin's office in Tunisia, and what — if any — steps were taken if his colleagues or superiors had concerns.

If your colleagues think you might steal their thunder and credit, try a land grab for their area or projects, or misspeak on their behalf, they're not going to take any chances.

Or, if a colleague is great at bouncing back from criticism, reach out to them and see if they can show you how to do the same.

Thankfully, if you're aware of this tendency you can start to correct for it by asking yourself if your colleague's expression is really so dour, or it's just your foul mood that's making his neutral expression look so glum, or alternately, if you're missing the simmering annoyance of a co-worker thanks to your sunny mood.

Or, if a colleague is great at dealing with criticism, reach out to them and see if they can show you how to do the same.

If your colleague just returned from vacation, ask how it went.

For example, if a colleague asks you to stay late on a day that you have dinner plans, you could say, «I'd like to say «no,» but I know this project is important.

For instance, if a colleague comments that a women aren't as capable of understanding technology, remind them that CEOs Meg Whitman at HP and Marisa Mayer at Yahoo! have both outlasted their male predecessors.

Regardless of how busy you are, if a colleague asks for assistance on a project, there's a good chance you'll get a jolt of happiness out of agreeing to help.

If your colleague has ADHD and fidgets constantly, you can't take the fidgeting as a sign of lying.

If a colleague says, for example, «I didn't like the way everyone was talking about changing the curriculum at the meeting the other night,» several things might need clarification.

If my colleague Brad Gregory's historical assessment is true, and if Ephraim Radner's «Protestant version» of the Reformation's purported beneficial effects» that it «gave us back our consciences, granted us freedom, unleashed reason,» etc., and has given rise to modern secular institutions that have exercised caritas even better than have Christian institutions» are arguable if not actually overstated, what then are modern Christians (Protestant and Catholic) to do in the face of contemporary culture's relentless hostility to sacred things?

I would be astounded if my colleague could find a single instance of Corbyn defending the regime of Putin or Hussein, let alone a «genocidal» one.

So if a colleague in Buffalo said that this was something that was important to them, I would just defer to their judgment, just as they usually deferred to us here from the city if it was something important to the city.

Embarrassingly for Cameron, it looks as if his colleague William Hague knew the peer was a non-dom at least a month before him.

If a colleague made a special request for your help today, you wouldn't hesitate if you knew you would be paid back for the extra effort tomorrow.

Even if a colleague from a work placement is unable to offer a job, they may know someone else in the industry who can.

4) If a colleague you're not close to is telling you things that make you uncomfortable, make it clear that your relationship is professional, not personal.

And watch out if the colleague in the next cubicle is a grump; a University of Notre Dame study showed that negative thinking can be passed along from one person to another, like the flu.