Sentence examples for bring meritocracy from inspiring English sources

"You can take it from job to job and we believe it will bring meritocracy to software developers, whether they live in or outside of Silicon Valley," Weiting Liu, Codementor's co-founder and chief executive officer.

Rodgers' uncompromising defense of meritocracy brought hundreds of letters from secret admirers in the business community.

It is like a meritocracy, where you bring your best engineer [to these hackathons], and he actually has to help mentor and help a team to achieve some large problem.

Banking and legal firms are supposed to be a meritocracy; anybody who can bring in money is supposedly welcome.

During the campaign, Mr. Papandreou said he would bring in well-regarded financial experts from abroad and vowed to increase meritocracy in a system still dominated by political patronage.

That world has been displaced by a meritocracy, which brings its own discontents.

Public service seemed to bring more humiliation than triumph, whereas the private sector was closer to a meritocracy: your reward corresponded directly to what you produced.

They have been brought up on a diet of meritocracy.

I believe that meritocracy in an organization brings out the best in all employees, and notably for this discussion, women.

For the sake of reading too much into his time amid the Septics (his Cockney slang rhymes "Yank" with "septic tank"), Mr. Young brings up the 1958 best seller "The Rise of the Meritocracy".

Certainly, they began to think, there was some way of bringing African-Americans together and promoting their interests without challenging the meritocracy itself and creating a backlash.