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A résumé is a marketing document that "can serve as a magnet to draw job opportunities to you," said Susan Ireland, author of "The Complete Idiot's Guide to the Perfect Résumé." That's largely because more résumés are now on job boards and social media sites, and are included on company databases, she said.
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At least $25,000 is the income featured in the "basic needs" budget developed by Indiana's Economic Development Council, one goal being to draw jobs to the state that pay at least that much.
Depending on how you look at it, a federal immigration program that offers foreign investors a shortcut to naturalization is either tantamount to selling American citizenship or a shrewd tactic to draw job-creating investments from overseas.
Rattner says, "...while subsidies to draw jobs have become a necessary evil, we should be rigorous about analyzing the value of these costs.
The section is being envisioned as a clean-tech incubator and industrial park that would draw jobs to the city, burnishing its profile as a hot spot for environmentally sustainable companies.
Match drawn, job done, series won – a magnificent effort.
Moreover, in order to reduce the probability of applying to the same job offer more than once, following the methodology used in studies such as Pager et al. (2009), we drew job offers from the main search engines, taking a simple random sample of advertisements each week.
Cheap labor in China is drawing jobs away.
Mr. Barry, who came to Washington as a civil rights activist, won praise in his early years as mayor for drawing jobs and investment to the city.
(Much is made, in "Quirky," of Curie's maternal lapses, though, of course, a feverish work ethic also drew Jobs, Franklin, and Thomas Edison away from their families).
He said he plans to continue on the course Mr. Spencer set, focusing on drawing jobs and economic development to Yonkers and improving schools.
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