Sentence examples for hiring stage from inspiring English sources
The trend is most pronounced at the hiring stage, when counteroffers from rivals abound.
Keller isn't at the hiring stage yet, but, according to the Times, he will be putting together a staff of about thirty.
At the hiring stage, Myers says it's crucial to have women on selection committees.
Table 1 thus shows the extended typology of job search channels, with the coexistence of certifiable and non-certifiable requirements within each hiring stage taken into account.
Recruitment and selection may not be distinctive in every hiring process, and the employer may not focus on only one type of qualification at each hiring stage.
Overall, the gender breakdowns of computer science Ph.D. recipients and new faculty hires "are very close," Clauset says, which "suggests there isn't much slack in the system for intervention at the faculty hiring stage.
The possibility that both certifiable and non-certifiable qualifications are required in recruitment, in selection, or in both hiring stages requires a job seeker to maneuver formal and informal job search methods jointly in the corresponding hiring stage(s).
As a result, the use of the formal-informal joint channel occurs not only between hiring stages (as demonstrated in type II and type III in Fig. 1), but more importantly, also within each hiring stage.
However, freeing the dichotomized assumption about the type of hiring requirements means that certifiable and non-certifiable qualifications can coexist in recruitment, selection, or both hiring stages.
Instead, Playwrights and other nonprofit theaters in New York have been busily mounting ensemble plays with large casts or roles of equal importance and hiring respected stage actors who (unlike some Broadway peers) have never been on or in People magazine.
For since Google Ventures' founding in 2009, it's taken on board a more unusual array of partners than the average corporate fund, hiring early stage investors, former entrepreneurs and even luring technology journalists.
