Sentence examples for considered job from inspiring English sources

Sending an e-mail is considered "job done" until a reply is received.

I joined the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority's (UKAEA's) Fusion Theory and Modelling Department in September 2000, after obtaining a Ph.D. from Edinburgh University for theoretical studies of foam and emulsion behaviour, and following a carefully considered job search.

The participants considered job security to be the most important factor.

Few studies have considered job satisfaction of nurses working in rural areas in Australia [ 10], Canada [ 11] and South Africa [ 12].

Two completely different reasons were considered (job security and feeling a calling for teaching) and these influenced the different dimensions of burnout in opposite directions.

Perhaps it's best to consider job hunting as a lot like dating.

Since then, he has kept a low profile, considering job opportunities in areas like private equity.

The company, which is based in San Francisco, also said it was considering job and site cuts.

Mr. Dozier, for example, says he is considering job offers from telecommunications companies and consulting firms.

Infineon posted a 371 million euro loss in the same quarter and may also be considering job reductions.

Change your lens Try using an unconscious bias lens when considering job promotions or how you interact in teams.