Sentence examples for job definition from inspiring English sources

Q. Paleontology is such an Indiana Jones kind of profession -- with glamour and adventure as part of the job definition.

He was doing less than his full job if he wasn't capable of doing that — that was a job definition".

It is important, therefore, that they go beyond their formal job definition, functioning broadly enough so that they deal explicitly with the full scope of their real responsibilities.

As a performance artist -- a job definition, he says, that suits him as much as "social satirist, puppeteer or schmendrick" (a Yiddish term for nobody) -- Mr. Zaloom takes trash (if not himself) seriously.

In fact, that's the job definition of a character actress: to appear a little bit kooky but to be possibly the sanest one in a group (viz_._ Thelma Ritter).

The only job definition to encompass all the talents of Barry Took, who has died of cancer aged 73, is one from which he would have flinched as sounding much too pompous and fuddy-duddy - "humorist".

At most innovative organizations, job definitions tend to be flexible and fluid.

Companies need to rethink organizational structures, workplace flexibility, and job definitions for a new era.

MBL swept away existing job definitions and departmental boundaries and created a new position called a case manager.

The latter group was less constrained by formal procedures and job definitions, and this atmosphere was conducive to problem solving.

"It's not a regular job with regular job definitions and rules about payment and vacations and hourly wage and sick pay.