"industry entry" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the process or act of entering into a particular industry or market. Example: The company's successful industry entry was due to their strong branding and innovative product line.
Suggest the standard industry entry level salary and then back this up by demonstrating the experience and skills that you can bring to the role.
com and Francis Ford Coppola's Zoetrope.com promise to use the Internet as a tool to break through industry entry barriers while allowing participants to hone their craft through friendly exchanges.
However, private enterprises today still suffer from discrimination in industry entry, financing, and many other aspects and have to seek support through social networks or political connections (Li et al. 2008; Peng 2000).
Extending the growing field of user entrepreneurship, we identify a two-phase approach to industry entry by user entrepreneurs who start "under the radar" of incumbent firms, gain experience, attract a first potential customer base, and then, in a second phase, engage in commercialization.
Owing to the specific regulations of the taxi industry entry regulation, regulated prices (on non-contract market segments) and the obligation to provide transport services at odd hours actors such as the Taxi Owners Associationn have argued that the benefits from competitive tendering, in terms of public savings, are less than the cost in terms of lower service provision.
Those from minority backgrounds are more likely to also come from economically disadvantaged families, and like most sectors of the creative industries, entry level applicants can expect to intern.
Anand Sharma, minister of commerce and industry: "The entry of foreign retail giants would create 40 lakh direct jobs".
The industry's entry fees are expected to total nearly $4 billion this year.
Neal has spent the last few years slowly establishing himself in the television industry, through entry-level production jobs in reality shows such as Geordie Shore.
He was almost immediately plunged into writing white papers, creating industry award entries, developing and delivering a pitch that won the British Library as a client and working with national print and broadcast journalists - all while he was still a student.
Katja Hall, the deputy director general of the Confederation of British Industry, said: "Entries into single sciences have fallen off a cliff edge and that is deeply disappointing as they are fundamental to the UK developing a highly skilled workforce that can compete globally.
