collegialism
/kɒlɪˈdʒiːəlɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A spirit of cooperation and mutual respect among colleagues, characterized by a sense of community and shared responsibility.
“The university’s efforts to promote collegialism among faculty members have led to improved collaboration and more effective decision-making.”
2. noun
A system or organization in which power or decision-making authority is shared among colleagues or equals.
“The company’s collegialism allowed for a more democratic and inclusive decision-making process.”
3. noun
A style or atmosphere of friendly and informal interaction among colleagues, often characterized by a sense of camaraderie or conviviality.
“The office’s collegialism made it a great place to work, with many social events and team-building activities.”