For example, when we discussed resignations with David Burkus, he counseled a woman who liked her company but was unhappy with her current assignment to jump to another employer that had already made her an offer.
For three years, since we'd moved, I'd meant to reorganize that space into something functional, but one book led to another, one assignment to another, and I'd told myself that I didn't have the time, money, or energy to make it happen.
Given the political climate in the country, we decided not to extend our assignment another 6-12 months, returning to Washington.
But the informal committee of lawyers who were handling the case decided instead to give the assignment to another lawyer on the team, Sarah Weddington of Texas.
In addition, engineers who stay involved throughout the entire learning process need to be rewarded by an assignment to another big project.
Butler had too much political clout to be dismissed from the Army, however, and he blundered his way from one assignment to another over the next two years.
Mr. Beitler said that Intramed was unhappy with the manuscript that Dr. Logdberg produced and later gave the assignment to another writer.
"Her work was really wonderful," he said, yet she jumped from one contract assignment to another for three years and was still looking for a full-time position when he saw her at a job convention in December.
[C12.] Visa USA Shifts Ad Agencies on Creative Account Visa USA is unexpectedly dismissing its creative agency for the last two decades, the flagship New York office of BBDO Worldwide, part of the Omnicom Group, and shifting the assignment to another Omnicom agency, TBWA/Chiat/Day.
On the basis of the discriminant functions of the DFA, each PC score (corresponding to a groan) was assigned to the appropriate individual (correct assignment) or to another individual (incorrect assignment).
