Sentences with phrase «perceived by their colleagues»

When the «Sagan Effect» strikes scientists popular to the general public, they are perceived by their colleagues as less serious, and their work is seen as less rigorous.

World - renowned drama school RADA is reviving the art of making a good first impression by opening its doors to business people wanting to improve how they are perceived by colleagues and clients.

The firm's lawyers designated as Future Stars are perceived by their colleagues and clients as effective and versatile litigators who represent the future of the professions.

Peers can tell an employer how a candidate was perceived by colleagues and how effective a team player the candidate was.

We're bound by our strict Code, and adherence to its canons is reflected in how we conduct ourselves and how we're perceived by our colleagues and by the public.

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Those who raise theological issues report that they are often perceived as inappropriately «showing off by colleagues without theological education.

I recently had a conversation with some colleagues about how women in Hollywood are perceived by the media and that led to a discussion on how harsh their criticism is especially on pregnant women.

Deep male voices and high - pitched female voices are perceived as more attractive because listeners gauge the speaker's body size from the frequency of their voice, according to research published April 24 in the open access journal PLOS ONE by Yi Xu from University College London (UK) and colleagues.

Sickened by what he perceives as having been the misuse of his megacorporation's high - tech weapons, he's now out of the arms - manufacturing business and is buying into the need to restrain himself and his colleagues.

Another study, by Carol Dweck and colleagues, found that female college students had a lower sense of belonging in mathematics if they perceived that their college environment encouraged gender stereotypes about mathematics (for example, females are not as good at calculus as males) and the idea that mathematics ability is fixed (Good, Rattan & Dweck, 2012).

When asked to explain why they felt they were unable to move up in their career, female teachers cited a number of reasons, including: a lack of confidence (23 per cent); employer attitudes (21 per cent); and a fear of how they will be perceived by senior management and colleagues (13 per cent).

A teacher's income is no longer based on seniority but on performance as perceived collectively by one's colleagues in the edfirm.

Yes, I'm afraid that this situation was perceived by the WHSmith team as immediately not at all funny — for reasons Philip Jones handles so well — and, as Orna Ross is saying, our good colleagues at Kobo must have felt a great deal of pressure to respond.

While there may be genuinely difficult ethical challenges associated with perceived noble causes, I am particularly concerned about microethical conflicts involving colleagues and scientific institutions that apparently justify self - serving irresponsible professional behavior, both by individuals and institutions.

She relates her own personal experience encountering gender - based discrimination within the field: leadership positions are largely held by men; female designers having to use email addresses with male names and bringing male colleagues to business meetings because they find the reception more favourable; professional women being perceived as the assistant or as the «lesser talent» in male - female teams.

Ideally, review the tape with a professional or colleagues who will aid your analysis, but even if no one sees it except you (and perhaps a partner or spouse), you can still learn a lot about how you are perceived by the people before you.

Getting bigger promotions, better clients and a more meaningful career depends largely on how you're perceived by senior managers, colleagues, peers, and potential clients or employers.

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This perceived need has been confirmed by international colleagues who often express a desire to engage in international dissemination of their scholarship, but also recognize the lack of experience with regards to publishing in international refereed journals.