Sentence examples for fundamental interview from inspiring English sources

As Ben Horowitz, partner at Andreessen Horowitz and former chief executive of Opsware wrote in a recent blog post, "The C.E.O. is responsible for (recruiting) the executive team plus the fundamental interview and hiring processes for all employees.

That probably breaks some kind of fundamental interviewing rule.

Lack of familiarity with the study design; Table  1: The theme of lack of familiarity was a fundamental part of the interview results, and none of the GP staff participants reported that they had heard of it prior to receiving information about it from the researchers, several needed reminding at the interview.

See also Jean Hsu's "How Effective Are Technical Interviews?" The fundamental problem is that the skills required to pass today's industry-standard software interview are not the skills required to be a good software developer.

Experience not only of unsatisfactory working conditions, but also of distress linked to a perceived lack of fundamental fairness dominated the interviews across different health facilities and across different cadres.

The quality of the interviewers was fundamental to the success of the telephone interviews and the quality of the answers given.

The golf instructor Sean Foley, who worked with Woods at the P.G.A. Championship, is expected to become Woods's new swing coach, and he has subtly endorsed some of the Stack and Tilt fundamentals in recent interviews and instructional videos.

Since taking over as C.E.O., in January, Schneider has concentrated on fundamentals, speaking in interviews about wanting to increase sales, particularly online — and by streamlining the company's inventory to jettison unpopular styles, closing the most inefficient of its two hundred and forty or so locations, and opening new stores in more attractive places.

Since taking over as C.E.O., in January, Schneider has concentrated on fundamentals, speaking in interviews about wanting to increase sales, particularly online and by streamlining the company's inventory to jettison unpopular styles, closing the most inefficient of its two hundred and forty or so locations, and opening new stores in more attractive places.

An introvert probably experiences more stress in response to social fundamentals, like job interviews, small talk, presentations, and anything else where extraversion helps.

"My connection with India is fundamental," she said in an interview in her publisher's Manhattan office.