Sentence examples similar to hands on talent from inspiring English sources
An aggressive negotiator and a hands-on talent coach, Mr. Anthony thought big, but kept a keen eye on business details.
To get their hands on such talent, the big technology firms "acqui-hire" it: they spend lavishly on buying companies with little revenue, just for their staff, and then seek to retain them by offering plenty of autonomy.
If you can get your hands on one or more of these guys on the cheap, they all have the talent to help your teams down the stretch.
"[It's] all hands on deck, all talents forward on our side".
On one hand, the talent behind the camera is pretty amazing.
Yahoo alone has bought 37 companies since 2012, battling Facebook and Twitter in the acqui-hire phenomenon — companies are buying other companies to get their hands on the best tech talent.
Mandate, on the other hand, has essentially based its business model on talent relations.
On the other hand, demand for talent may encourage skilled people to take on additional work tailored to their interests and schedules.
Shannon is Felix Artifex, a two-bit talent who somehow has his hands on a play about the French Revolution.
On one hand is the talent.
