Sentence examples for getting a hiring from inspiring English sources

Your odds of getting a hiring manager's attention is far greater if you get a warm intro or attend a startup networking event than if you just apply online.

But the county may also get a hiring hall for immigrant laborers that he adamantly opposes.

That evening we cooked pasta while Sophie and I argued about whether to get a hire car from Angoulême.

The odds of getting a direct hire job without previous experience are slim.

"Garrett wanted to get a garage, hire a driver and split the cost among friends," he said.

To get to a hiring manager, you've got to get by Mya first.

I get hired by a lot of people who are union, and they get a discount by hiring me through their union benefits.

"This football club has got a history of hiring and firing managers in the recent past.

With Melodeo, HP also gets a key hire: David Billmaier, Melodeo's VP of Product Marketing.

Before officials get to hiring a village manager, shouldn't a village like mine hire a full-time mayor?

Employers could care less about many of the things that can get an academic hiring committee excited.