Sentences with phrase «missed working with colleagues»

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The Emotions If you cherish time at the watercooler with colleagues, you may miss the social aspect of working outside the home.

He will miss his colleagues at the the [sic] Department of State and the foreign ministers he has worked with throughout the world.

It is important that the depressed person have this conversation with a supervisor or colleagues if they have missed work and their employment could be in jeopardy.

With # 250,000 missing from the evidence room, and his colleagues all pointing their fingers at him, Gabriel has to try and work out if he is a good or bad cop.

And, of course, I'll miss working daily with Arne, who, in addition to being the best Secretary of Education we've ever had, is also a wonderful boss, colleague, partner, and friend.

ask colleagues to observe the student in case you have missed signs of progress, and to suggest other ways you could be working with the student.

While I've had lots of good experiences with my colleagues involved in traditional publishing and I'm deeply proud of the books I've produced, I also know first hand how independent authors miss out on the downsides of working with a traditional, commercial publisher.

Obviously, there's that literal isolation of working by yourself, without colleagues to chat with; but what I often find the hardest is the fact that I'm solely responsible for every single role in my business; my earnings; the opportunities I create, find or miss... it can sometimes feel like there's a lot of pressure to be completely «on it» at all times, a fear of missing out on a dream opportunity, and it takes a conscious effort to be like «okay, I'm allowed this time off».

Follow it up with how much you enjoyed working in this company with your colleagues and the boss and the fact that you would be missing them.

When I left my recruitment consultant position and applied for the marketing internship at Inspiring Interns, I hadn't considered the start - up aspect, but I've since learned to love it and firmly believe that thousands of graduates miss out on the brilliant opportunities with start - ups and SMEs: more responsibility, measurable outcome from your work and the possibility to work closely alongside much more experienced colleagues... what's not to love?!

For example, if your new partner misses an important work dinner with your colleagues for whatever reason, it might trigger feelings of neglect or you may feel unimportant, and you may start to question whether you are truly a priority in your partner's life.

I have 2 reasons for wanting it — I have an office at the end of the garden, so miss deliveries and last week an ex work colleague, who I haven't heard from in 5 years turned up on my doorstep at 10 pm, and when I opened the door was greeted with the words «surprise!»