The phrase "as one hiring" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in a context where someone is describing the perspective or role of a person who is in the process of hiring, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "As one hiring for this position, I prioritize candidates with strong communication skills."
Alternatives: "in the role of a recruiter" or "from a hiring perspective".
"One with a job opening?" can be read as one hiring a staff member, or it can be read as someone whose job it is to open things, in this case, safes.
As one hiring manager told me: "We no longer have the luxury to hire bench strength.
As one hiring manager recently told me, "The CVs I am getting just don't appear to fit most of our positions.
In the literature, the warehouse owned by the retailer is referred to as owned warehouse OW, while the one hired on rent is referred to as rented warehouse RW.
In seven years, no one hired me as an actor (with the exception of mensch, Bob Daily), so I'd hire myself.
CORRECTION: An earlier version listed the company Zirtual as one that hires workers as employees.
If they get 'more' officers through encouraging experienced ones to stay as well as hiring newbies, that would seem to be a good thing.
Eisgruber explained that "... [to] put together a class that draws talent from every sector of society... [we use] a holistic admissions process that takes race into account as one factor". But hiring faculty?
This hems in our thinking, leading us to focus on one possible future (in this case, an office that performs as projected), one objective (hiring someone who can manage it under those circumstances), and one option in isolation (the candidate in front of us).
This is inconsistent with a labor market with search frictions, as one cannot hire individuals instantaneously.
They hired companies, such as one named Docx, that hired low-level unemployed workers off the street, paid them $10 per hour, sat them at a table, and handed them a pen which the workers used to sign phony mortgage documents as fast as they could.
