Sentence examples for interactive recruitment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Riedel then turned to Hong Kong-based JobsDB, Asia's largest interactive recruitment network, which covers Australia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, South Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines and Singapore, to help him find the talent he needed.

A review of 37 studies involving populations other than cancer patients found incentives, additional mailed contacts and interactive recruitment approaches were effective [ 16].

Thus, the observation of the multiplicativity effect suggested an interactive recruitment of numerical representations when performing the NBT, rather than a strictly one-task one-representation account (see also [ 14, 16]).

Teachers can be interviewed via Skype from the comfort of their classrooms, while some recruitment organizations use interactive Web sites.

The stories will also be available online along with interactive guides, slide-shows, archive film, recruitment posters and links to a wealth of extra information.

For all the symbolism of those figures, the practical effect is still minimal: Tribune Interactive had $19.4 million in second-quarter revenues, recruitment revenue included, but that represented 1.4percentt of the company's overall revenues of $1.38 billion.

Gamifying the recruitment process makes hiring more interactive for referred candidates and current employees, who are rewarded for their participation and progress.

Incentives, while effective for some groups, are often not appropriate for recruitment to treatment trials, while interactive options are not suitable for all settings.

This thereby indicates that the interaction between impulsivity and cocaine-induced recruitment of dopamine-dependent dorsolateral striatal control over behavior underlying the eventual transition to compulsive drug seeking (16) might depend upon interactive, co-occurring corticostriatal and striato-striatal processes.

Here, we tested the interactive effects of predation and habitat modification on bivalve recruitment in a large-scale experiment in the Wadden Sea, one of the world's largest intertidal soft-sediment ecosystems.

By contrast, through Career Builder, an online recruitment service that it owns with Knight Ridder, the interactive division of the Tribune brought in 40percentt more job-recruitment advertising revenue than in the same period in 2001.