Sentence examples for hiring better from inspiring English sources

He called instead for hiring better teachers and principals, and holding them directly accountable for the performance of their schools.

Mr. Levy said he believed the key to improving the city's public school system was in hiring better qualified teachers.

That belief has spawned a nationwide movement to improve the quality of the teaching corps by firing the bad teachers and hiring better ones.

OnboardIQ has attempted to solve many of those issues by creating a system for hiring that is branded and personalized, that is mobile first and uses SMS to communicate instead of email and that uses data and analytics to help people doing the hiring better gauge the chances of an applicant's success in a job.

To change that, the company is trying to lower its attrition rate by hiring better people and the CEO said that Yahoo is starting to make progress in this regard, seeing a marked "increase in the volume and quality of the people joining Yahoo" in the last six months.

Asked for more detail about the plans, he told TechCrunch: "While we are already global (and have been since launch in 2008), we are now trying to focus more on specific markets: In hiring, better tuning our search engine results for local markets, and expanding the channels we use to market DuckDuckGo to have more of a global focus".

Then lawmakers must strengthen the educational programs within the juvenile system itself by hiring better-trained employees and providing stronger central oversight.

The policy is rooted in several concerns, including potential legal liability; the higher cost of hiring better-trained, better-equipped guards or police officers; and a belief among transit officials that the tunnel was safe, Mr. Jacobson said.

I would rather hire better mechanics.

"My response is, Chief Bratton ought to hire better lawyers," Mr. Arulanandam said.

Half of them thought they would be able to hire better people and 39% said there would be less competition.