Sentence examples for interview-ready from inspiring English sources

Professional sports people know this and develop strategies – interview-ready lines and smiling faces – to give us what we want.

In theory, recruitment agencies can provide a shortlist of interview-ready candidates who are perfect for the job.

Interview-ready suits in good condition can be dropped off at Dress for Success Worldwide, 19 Union Square West, on Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Crafting interview-ready stories that address each point.

I know many successful BAME actors desperate to be respected like their white counterparts – so much so that their PR team can be found stood over them in press interviews ready to intervene and wrap it up abruptly the second the conversation turns to race.

Way too many job-seekers go to a job interview ready to be the meekest, mildest, most agreeable job applicant the world has ever seen.

It turned out that Carolla came into that interview ready to spar with a fire-breathing liberal, and quickly goaded me into a debate over the role McDonald's plays in the obesity epidemic.

Early in 2009, the radio network's ombudsman wrote about how Williams said Michelle Obama had "this Stokely Carmichael in a designer dress thing going". NPR insiders also told me that Williams was seen inside the network as too "pliant" in a range of interviews, ready to bend in the direction of his subject.

A more general organisational issue was raised by a doctor who said 'Foundation training should be structured in such a way as to allow for study leave, taster weeks and bleep free protected teaching … Foundation trainees are expected to have an impressive CV and be interview ready a little over a year after commencing work as a doctor.

For now, Dr. Constantine says she is done with the interviews and ready to return to her private life.

Two of the three names he mentioned in a CNN interview as ready to "join the family" of FIFA have confirmed that they were asked.