Sentence examples for hiring on from inspiring English sources

The awkward fact is that even the most wholesomely unprejudiced employer hiring on ability and motivation may well pick a multilingual Polish graduate or someone from Ivory Coast (the Prudential insurance company did with its CEO and thrived).

I've never met a startup that's hiring "on plan".

"I hate to see ‘Now Hiring' on one of our signs," Culver says.

Other possibilities are jobs in the federal government, one of the few big organizations that is hiring on a large scale.

No one has yet put the blame for the fiasco of his hiring on either Paul O'Neill Paul O'Neill or Alan Greenspan Alan Greenspan, though the governing statute does mention they should be consulted.

Are they hiring on?

She managed Senator Kennedy's elite Washington DC internship program, and spent ten years with Thomson Reuters, recruiting, hiring, on-boarding, and creating inclusive, high-performing teams.

However, if deregulation does not go far enough, incentives to hire on temporary contracts remain.

I hired one girl on the spot.

"It's harder to get hired on Wall Street without one," says Kessler.

She was initially hired on a contract basis, as one of the junior soigneurs.