In addition to the skill and quality of materials the maker incorporates into the construction itself, artistry comes into play as the maker decorates an instrument with symbolic designs or with elaborate carvings or inlays.
In addition to the skill of ferreting out an attractive investment opportunity, Romney has demonstrated the ability to recruit and motivate managers who actually create value by improving a business, as well as the ability to attract the necessary capital from banks and institutional investors.
In the United States the proportion of immigrants admitted for their skills is less than two in 10". In addition to the skills deficit this leaves, in America it is the lower-skilled immigrants who often end up doing low-paid jobs locals wouldn't want to do.
In addition to the skill-levels, competitors are divided into various classifications by age and gender, and cumulative point scores are kept by the U.S.O.F. over the course of two principal seasons, spring and fall.
Residents must be able to demonstrate mastery of the six competencies in addition to the skills of vascular surgery.
Here the leader must be proficient in evaluating strategy, portfolio assessment, and factoring in the complexities of both internal and external business requirements, in addition to the skills gained in prior roles.
In addition to the skills students need to develop, your course will require students to gain fluency with some conceptual knowledge, along with some factual knowledge so they can work with the concepts in concrete ways.
"Employers were impressed by [me] taking this step and agreed it showed a commitment to changing career in addition to the skills developed," he says.
If you're working at a hip start-up, it might give you a coolness factor that could make you stand out, in addition to the skills you proclaim it's helped you develop.
In addition to the skills inventory, take time to reflect on how it felt to be starting out your own research journey -- with excitement and trepidation, anxious to make a difference.
To the extent that training at the workplace helps accumulating these skills, dualism in the labor market may not only hinder temporary workers' specific human capital but may also lead to a negative "value-added" effect (i.e., in addition to the skills achieved through education and other observable characteristics) on their accumulation of general human capital.1.1
