Sentence examples for job advising from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sperling took the untitled Treasury job advising Secretary Timothy F. Geithner on policy.
It gave Abedin lucrative sidelines to her job advising Hillary at the State Department.
Galbraith was later given a job advising the post-war administrations in Germany and Japan.
And, erm, what could be more appealing than a job advising Mayor Boris Johnson?
Two year later, Cameron left his job advising Michael Howard to become a public relations executive at Carlton TV.
This was in the mid-1980s, the same decade in which the author also had a job advising Mrs Thatcher.
Despite these tales, the consultants, coaches and lawyer all agree: "Rather than get your boss fired, I would use my energies to find a new job," advises New York City career coach Connie Thanasoulis-Conniehio.
It helps to have an active imagination during sex, but if you're struggling to imagine something that gets you or your partner off, outsource the job, advised Ian Kerner, a sex therapist and the author of She Comes First: The Thinking Man's Guide to Pleasuring a Woman.
He also has two part-time jobs advising companies: a start-up research concern in Baltimore and Cross Atlantic Capital Partners, a technology venture capital firm in Philadelphia.
Ministers have always had the final say over appointments to senior public sector jobs, advised by a panel that shortlists "appointable" people.
Anecdotally, the startup actually exchanged emails with Steve Jobs when deciding whether to go iPad or build the hardware, and unsurprisingly Jobs advised them to build off the iPad and iOS platform.
