Sentences with phrase «wrong about my colleagues»

So I think you are wrong about my colleagues.

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Indeed, in a discussion about this theme earlier this year, a colleague of mine openly wondered if we were asking the wrong question.

This isn't something we can afford to do on a grand scale — should he and his colleagues be wrong about when people are and aren't contagious.

My colleague Scot Peterson has produced a memorandum showing, among much else, why the QC is wrong about Aston Cantlow.

It went «horribly wrong» - in the words of one senior colleague - when Sir Menzies made a speech to his spring conference about his conditions for dealing with Labour.

But I was afraid of governments launching gigaton nuclear weapons on spacecraft, as was a Russian colleague who had participated in the Soviet weapons program and had some wonderful stories about nuclear tests that went wrong.

According to Evans and colleagues, their findings suggest the decision to overturn the FDA's rule based on these grounds was wrong; the team says the graphic images do not «browbeat» consumers, and though they do evoke emotion in smokers, the researchers say these emotions make people think more carefully about the health risks of smoking.

However, her boss is concerned about the uptight, 12 - year veteran's horrible habit of rubbing her relatively - relaxed colleagues the wrong way.

All it took was ten minutes to realize my colleagues were wrong and that I was about to endure 80 more minutes of pure animated torture.

• Believe in the value of what you are teaching and make sure your students understand why it is important; so preparation is paramount • Show your students you care about their wellbeing and progress; that is your job; there is nothing they despise more than a teacher who doesn't care • Admit when you don't know or when you're wrong; they need to see you're a learner too • Collaboration with your colleagues is powerful support and very rewarding.

If you're not convinced, call your colleagues and ask them to tell you about a time that they hired the wrong person.

Even my colleague Jay Mathews wrote a column on his Class Struggle blog that called «erudite» a Tilson piece in which Tilson personally attacked Ravitch, and then Jay took Ravitch to task for something she said about Teach for America about which I don't think she was wrong.

Actually, Andy, your colleague Alina Tugend is right about replacing 15 year old refrigerators but wrong about replacing dishwashers and laundry machines.

I'm forwarding for your entertainment an exchange that followed from my being quoted in the Harvard Crimson to the effect that you and your colleagues are right and my «Harvard» colleagues Soon and Baliunas are wrong about what the evidence shows concerning surface temperatures over the past millennium.

Trying to impress your colleagues can send the wrong subtle signals to a user about what matters more to you.

Now he has to spend all summer thinking about how five of his colleagues on the bench think he got the most important case of his life, so far anyway, completely wrong.

And, just in case you're wrong about the employee who you think will receive the promotion, use the job interview as an opportunity to learn more about your organization and the interview team members, your colleagues.

The letter I'm responding to starts at 32:28, and my response starts at 36:17 here: You may also like: I want your updates... and an interview with me what's wrong with «do what you love,» how employers can get your salary history, and more update: my colleague won't stop trash - talking herself me, talking about new grads (Marketplace), the difficulty of perfect responses (Quartz), and more was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

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