Sentence examples for its careers from inspiring English sources

Redmond has posted on its careers Web site that it is looking for people to staff its new MGS Mobile Gaming studio.

Its careers and employability adviser, John Watts, says: "It had been under discussion in the careers service for some time, but following representations from the student union, it was clear that there was significant student feeling about this issue.

So with this in mind, wouldn't it make sense for potential MBAs to select their school not just on the basis of its faculty, student body and the effectiveness of its careers department, but also on how close it is to the heart of commercial and political action?

Students also gave a dismal rating to its careers services department.

Macy's already is listing dozens of holiday jobs on its careers Web site, from cosmetics sales to restocking.

Its graduates find employment in the widest range of industries; its students gushed about its careers service.

G.E. faced one of the most ticklish problem of its career when it had to decide whether an electric clock whould tick.

Barnardo's has announced it's closing its career average pension plan and shunting staff into a far less generous and much riskier money purchase scheme.

It sounds like a band at the end of its career, leaning on instinct, and it's savage.

It's not unusual when facing mortality, or its career equivalent – retirement – to recant and experience a moral conversion.

In the process, it has produced the first truly experimental album of its career.