After graduating from Reed College in Portland, Ore., Mr. Rieschel, who had worked nights at a grocery store, landed a position as a manager for Intel, testing integrated circuits on a graveyard shift.
O'Reilly then accepted a position as a manager of the Lion Tile Company at Auburn, in Sydney's western suburbs.
Over 100 faculty members of US science departments received an application from an undergraduate student for a position as a laboratory manager.
Securing a position as a new manager takes more than simply being good at your current job – you also need to develop a whole new skills set.
That led to a job servicing I.B.M. products — "everything from mainframes to typewriters" — and, eventually, to a position as a project manager on a contract to computerize all the check-ins, worldwide, for Holiday Inn and Hilton.
They contacted professors in the biology, chemistry and physics departments at six major research universities — three private and three public, unnamed in the study — and asked them to evaluate, as part of a study, an application from a recent graduate seeking a position as a laboratory manager.
Moss-Racusin, along with collaborators in the departments of psychology, psychiatry and the School of Management, designed a study that involved sending out identical résumés to professors of both sexes, with a cover page stating that the young applicant had recently obtained a bachelor's degree and was now seeking a position as a lab manager.
Somehow I landed a position as a trainee manager with a multinational corporation in the paper and plastics sector.
After taking a position as a project manager with the Center for a Livable Future's Baltimore Food and Faith Project, Harris pitched his ideas of fusing health messaging with a religious framework to various community organizations.
In 2010, Clark took a position as a program manager in global health at San Diego State University, where he plans to further this policy career and use the lessons he learned at NPA to improve working conditions for postdocs at his institution.
[T]he Yale researchers... contacted professors in the biology, chemistry and physics departments at six major research universities -- three private and three public, unnamed in the study -- and asked them to evaluate, as part of a study, an application from a recent graduate seeking a position as a laboratory manager.
