"While they are often a more timely and cost-effective option for employers than in-person interviews," states the report, "virtual interviews may sometimes prevent candidates from being at ease or presenting their talents in the best possible way". Those earning higher salaries tended to be more comfortable with video interviews.
A feeling of being out of control or ill at ease was present throughout the piece.
In many ways, he's the perfect candidate: a famous face, at ease with the multiple presenting demands that Top Gear represents, and a recognised car nut and collector who once paid £12m for a 1963 Ferrari 250 GTO.
Traumatized by chilling memories from her past and ill at ease in her present, Martha is a woman on the verge, unable to distinguish between what is real and what is in her head, and equally unable to behave appropriately.
We then introduce the four articles which are revised and extended versions of papers presented at EASE 2016.
Head spared no effort in making us feel at ease, and the other agents present tried to do the same – all wide smiles and "glad-to-have-you-heres".
There, under the wing of his father, he met with the future Francis II and looked at ease among the nobility present.
"The majority of our staff is transgender, which immediately puts our new and present patients at ease.
Their track "Love Demons" presents them at ease playing music somewhere between lysergic, guitar-driven psychedelia, 1970s Bollywood car chase scenes, and full-on Ableton driven 4/4 subcontinental disco.
I think there's something pretty special about the person who doesn't feel the need to be distracted and is content and at ease with truly just being present.
The freedom I believe I'm supposed to feel (but rarely find) at concerts or on nights out, that unshackled sensation of being wholly at ease with myself and the present moment, is here in this room where furry creatures with a toddler's understanding of language and social decorum mill about occasionally pausing to accept neck scratches or climb into a lap.
