Sentence examples for ignored talent from inspiring English sources
Just as important, Rolando Fernandez, the team's director of Latin America operations, made the Rockies a force in that vital (and to that point virtually ignored) talent market.
"What we do is use advanced insights to connect ignored talent with jobs that companies can't fill," Bronson told the crowd of investors.
The success of black coaches in the N.F.L. has made it harder to ignore talent of whatever race.
"It's a race for top talent, and you would be crazy to ignore talent that is demonstrating execution and learning through alternative channels," says Jason Madhosingh, an Enstitute board member and director of innovation and digital partnerships at American Express, a role in which he makes hiring decisions.
Jethroe achieved a measure of vindication against the Red Sox, who had ignored his talents in the spring of 1945 and were the last team to have a black player, waiting until 1959, when they signed the infielder Pumpsie Green.
But Ms. Dweck does not suggest that recruiters ignore innate talent.
"It's not good to ignore the talent of half your society," he said.
American retailers are not ignoring young talent, but their efforts often have a flavor-of-the-month quality.
The academy favoured Scandinavian writers in the early years, but dutiful adherence to the "idealistic tendency" could mean ignoring the talent on the doorstep.
"Companies are finally starting to understand that if they want to remain competitive in an aging society they cannot afford to ignore female talent," said Ms. Reding, who added that 60 percent of graduates from universities in the Union's 27 member states last year were women.
