But from what I can tell, the hiring principle is usually the opposite.
And Greyston keeps up a founding principle — hiring its 75 workers on a first-come-first-served basis, no questions asked, not a small thing in a hard-pressed city with more than its share of homeless people, drug addicts and ex-convicts.
Ms. Parker says she is focused on fixing internal problems, and hiring according to the principles outlined in "Who," the book by Geoff Smart that she has mentioned before and continues to swear by.
A careful and nonconfirmation biased reading of Shelley's manifesto reveals that the bulk of the solution can be found by first aligning such ideals as work-life balance and leadership qualities; principles like hiring the best talent and paying for it while focused on career development; and primal beliefs that a home is a partnership.
We hear that the Mozilla Foundation is buying hiring three of the principle folks from Humanized, a small software user-interface shop in Chicago founded by Aza Raskin, the son of famous Apple interface designer Jef Raskin.
Habitually my agency bypasses merit principles in its allocation of awards and hiring".
While some managers apply these principles every day, too many others instead believe that hiring the best and the brightest from top-flight schools guarantees corporate success.
The board accepted the findings in principle and even used them as a basis for hiring Norman P. Blake, a slash-and-burn chief executive, in 2000.
That is what the machinery of hiring, promotion, teaching evaluation and tenure is for: it establishes checks against what the "Declaration of Principles" labeled "uncritical and intemperate partisanship".
The parties attempt to realize the second principle of justice at the legislative stage by shaping the laws that regulate property, contract, inheritance, taxation, hiring and minimum wages, and so on.
