Sentence examples for embrace talent from inspiring English sources

Surround Yourself With Great People: Friedman says that his number one key to success is his ability to embrace talent.

U.S. universities are quite unique in the way they welcome and embrace talent, which helps attract the best in the world.

Perhaps even more interesting, executive recruiters and boards have become somewhat more willing to embrace "talent-on-demand" trends such as hiring on an interim, contract or even part-time basis while they look for permanent or long-term executive candidates.

"I love that the company embraces talent from all over the world".

Embracing talent analytics in making hiring and promotion decisions is one investment that can pay for itself rather quickly.

What are the strategic benefits of CEOs embracing talent management?

If you recall from the last article I wrote on this subject, Bob Holguin is particularly proud of that, and well he should be - the Academy recognizes and embraces talent no matter what its origins, and that benefits us all.

And finally it all made sense, that these people absolutely understood and could best inhabit the revolutionary spirit". Of course, it should not be considered revolutionary to have this tsunami of diversity, since theatre has traditionally been more open-minded when it comes to embracing talent of all color.

For a company to achieve something it never has, it will have to do something it has never done, and embrace the talent and source of the talent that yields those results.

Ever since Picasso feted the Douanier Rousseau, modern art has sought to embrace alternative talent.

"I think Hollywood appreciates good art and will embrace the talent of a filmmaker," Mr. Nierob said.