Sentences with phrase «meaningful work tend»

What forms do professional development or meaningful work tend to take?

Not exact matches

Yet the top employers tend to value experiences over transactions, emphasizing employees» opportunity to make an impact on the world and do truly meaningful work.

Works that go behind the scenes of the cinematic process — like Francois Truffaut's Day for Night and Tim Burton's Ed Wood — tend to home in on the absurdity of such efforts, portraying directors at the center of manic three - ring circuses that couldn't possibly result in a meaningful film.

In overvalued, overbought markets, the potential for whipsaws is much higher, so we'll tend to establish an initial constructive position (as I did on weakness early last week), and work into a larger position over a period of weeks, or more quickly if the market retains good internal strength on the next meaningful decline in the major indices.

More privileged members of Belizean society tended to categorize baseboys and basegirls as criminals and delinquents, although the only thing many were guilty of was lacking opportunities for education and meaningful work.

Firms really need to understand that the priorities of your associates have far more to do with doing meaningful work, having purpose, being engaged and working in a supportive and collaborative culture than they do with remuneration, bonuses and all of the other stuff the profession tends to measure itself by.