Assess your areas of expertise, find examples that illustrate these, then present these clearly and convincingly in all your dealings with potential employers – on CVs, at interviews, in speculative letters, at networking events, and so on.
The software demonstrates how the use of routines to train perceptual expertise, interleaved examples, spaced repetition, and retrieval practice can be used to train identification of complex and highly variable objects.
China Development Bank views Barclays as a valuable source of commodities expertise, for example.
Public-private arrangements can bring unique private-sector expertise — for example, in traffic-control technology and new building materials.
A manager might be able to do so by offering rewards, imposing punishment, or applying specialized expertise, for example.
Cadbury's true expertise, for example, is not in making chocolate but in running a fast-moving consumer-goods company in global markets.
The tool enables health care collaboration practice to be mapped in cases where different doctors share their expertise, for example, or where medical committee composed of specialists from different fields work together to achieve a final prognosis.
In short, he stated that knowledge and expertise (for example provided by scientific data or professionals from a certain field) can only help solve conflicts to a limited extend.
The offerings provide either interdisciplinary expertise (for example, public health research methods, health management, chronic disease) that complements the six disciplines, or deeper training within a discipline (for example, toxicology, advanced epidemiology, policy analysis).
I would also emphasize that a sensible government needs to allow people who know what they're doing to apply their expertise (for example, to reduce deaths on the highway), whatever the background noise from Facebook or Twitter.
