Sentence examples for clear hiring from inspiring English sources

"Let's be clear: Hiring a veteran can be one of the best decisions any of us can make," Mr. Simon will say in his keynote speech to the National Retail Federation, according to prepared text.

David Semmens, a senior US economist... said companies were making the hires that they needed, but that it was clear hiring was far slower than it would be if the fiscal cliff were resolved.

They've spent their lives establishing clear hiring practices and, once they go remote, their process stops working.

Let me be clear: Hiring veterans and supporting these organizations is not charity.

The solution is clear, hire dedicated and talented employees for remote employment.

When members of the Congressional Black Caucus visited Silicon Valley in early August, their message to tech companies was crystal clear: Hire more African-Americans and diversify their boards of directors.

The government was unable to issue the September employment report because of the shutdown, so it is not clear if hiring trends changed last month.

Ford even steered clear of hiring an experienced cinematographer, the first-timer's traditional safety blanket – he ended up with someone almost as inexperienced as himself, young Spanish cameraman Eduard Grau, whose only credit of any consequence is an as-yet-unreleased low-budget British film called Kicks.

"This fact is becoming increasingly clear to hiring managers and companies, and many universities have now specifically increased their teaching and research efforts in biological and biomolecular engineering".

Your branding in your Human-Voiced Resume and your LinkedIn profile will make it clear to hiring managers that you're more than qualified for the jobs you pursue.

One, Officer McMellon, has been tentatively cleared for hiring by Fire Department officials because of his high score on the firefighters exam, but they are awaiting the outcome of the police disciplinary process before making a final decision.