Sentence examples similar to Employ aptitude from inspiring English sources
Frankly, how else do audiences dub Hidden Figures a "feel good movie" when it ends with genius Black women who were more highly skilled than the White people around them taking one step up a skyscraper length ladder and remaining employed far beneath their aptitude and out of the public discourse for half a century?
It's a simple reality that employees who are above average in both attitude and aptitude are expensive to employ.
We use both aptitude-based testing and employ multiple rounds of behavior-based questions to ensure candidates align with our values.
Over two-thirds of UK medical schools are augmenting their selection procedures for medical students by using the United Kingdom Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT), which employs tests of cognitive and non-cognitive personal qualities, but clear evidence of the tests' predictive validity is lacking.
Although the music test employed here is thought to measure music aptitude, being one's inherent ability for music, the creator of this measure, Edwin E. Gordon, has long emphasized the impact of music education during early childhood on music aptitude scores.
But ever fewer schools employ specialist drama teachers: English teachers may or may not have an aptitude.
Eschewing such timeworn staples as "So tell me about yourself" and "Where do you hope to be in five years?" Theo Epstein and his cronies are employing a real-life baseball quiz designed to assess a skipper's aptitude for decision-making at game speed: two-run deficit, seventh inning, runners at first and second, nobody out, sixth-place hitter up — are you bunting?
As for logistical aptitude?
