When an industry is faced with a major shift, or when the company is looking to change its focus, candidates may be hired outside their traditional industry.
A major shift came when Amazon released the Amazon Echo, a speaker and virtual assistant solution that can play music, answer questions, control smart devices and generally make your life easier.
Mario Guerra, a former mayor of Downey and Cuban immigrant who moved to the city in the 1970s, said a major shift came when Porto's, a famous L.A. bakery started by Cuban immigrants, opened a location in the city.
He made a major shift in 1957, when he was a graduate student at what is now Otis College of Art and Design.
The most recent poll by the Pew Research Center found most Americans think pot should be legal, a major shift from just a decade ago when voters opposed legalization by a 2-to-1 margin.
How, after all, do you get members of the Democratic caucus to commit to a major shift, at a moment when Donald Trump's extremism makes the stakes so high, without knowing what they're shifting to?
This represents a major shift from past years, when I wholeheartedly applauded the holiday's sharp-fanged vampires, headless horsemen and even trick-or-treaters dressed as bloodied dead surgeons with an eyeball dangling from its socket.
That is a major shift from the days when the car stood at the center of youth culture and wheels served as the ultimate gateway to freedom and independence.
Transportation officials say they are only enforcing tolls motorists should be paying anyway — a major shift from years past when the state allowed scofflaws to run up hefty amounts in unpaid tolls and fines without consequences.
In come pop songwriting behemoths such as Greg Kurstin and Ryan Tedder, clearly a major shift from the past, when she collaborated with names including Biff Stannard, best known for his work with fearsome Japanese-noise artists the Spice Girls, and the self-styled Gruppenführer of True Fucking Satanic Metal, Calvin "Baphomet" Harris.
Two decades ago, their mentors feuded, and that time, too, the dispute took place against the backdrop of a major shift in corporate computing — when customers gave up their mainframes and moved to software that relied on personal computers closely connected to a server.
