Sentence examples for executive aptitude from inspiring English sources

After the snafu, Miller sought to make amends and speak in a little clearer terms about Palin's executive aptitude, but in the end could apparently only muster the reasoning that she filled the "constitutional requirement" necessary to run for president.

The former employees contend that school executives often skewed aptitude tests used to screen applicants by giving students extra time, letting them keep smartphones that could be used to help answer questions, and faking the scores by filling in correct answers after students had turned the tests in.

Soon to become the new chief executive of BP, an aptitude for reversing may come in handy as the 54-year-old American seeks to turn around Britain's biggest company.

I had to go through interviews and assessments to prove to the administration that I had both the scholastic aptitude and the executive functions to attend college.

First on the menu: understandings how receptive or unreceptive to change executives are and what their natural aptitude for driving change is.

Joseph scored poorly on an aptitude test, but club executives said the results were low because his parents do not speak English; they are immigrants from Haiti and speak Creole.

Crichton, whose father was an executive and journalist for Advertising Age, showed an early aptitude for writing.

The man who had no governmental experience whatsoever, yet who went on to become the chief executive, was really a highly successful movie actor with little aptitude for the job.

Mobile ESPN, along with Disney Mobile, will contract its customer service to the Omaha-based West Corporation, but to ensure a positive customer response, Mobile ESPN executives required that West's personnel pass a rigorous "sports knowledge aptitude test".

He is a seasoned media executive (a former director of news at the BBC) who has shown an aptitude for making money from the arts.

Most corporate executives, whether or not they have any special insight into synergy opportunities or aptitude for nurturing collaboration, feel they ought to be creating synergy.