Sentence examples for focused on hiring from inspiring English sources

Clinton focused on hiring her campaign staff.

It has also focused on hiring more workers and improving its inventory.

However, those advisers have retired as the firm has focused on hiring more operationally focused executives.

The company is focused on hiring Alaskans because young people eager for high-paying jobs no longer migrate to Alaska from the rest of the country, as they did in the 1970's.

Facebooker Phillip Su explains, "We have always focused on hiring smart, talented engineers — and in this acquisition, we found many.

It has also focused on hiring more software engineers, and will continue to add those kinds of jobs even as the buyouts begin, according to GM.

The recruitment firm Robert Half, which focuses on hiring for financial services companies, found in a survey that one in five finance industry employers in Hong Kong would pay "whatever it cost" to recruit the best finance and accounting talent.

Barefoot is also focusing on hiring local people — employees hail mostly from Radhanagar, a nearby village — including women, something new for the local culture.

Farhad: Snapchat says it recently hired a recruiter to focus on hiring underrepresented minorities, so perhaps Spiegel's view has changed.

Mr. Levy said that rather than focusing on test results, he wanted to focus on hiring, encouraging and retaining good teachers, principals and superintendents.

And when asked what he would do with his new venture funds, Hotz said he would focus on hiring the best machine-learning programmers he could find.