In 2010, the Wall Street Journal ranked the university 18th in its ranking of graduate desirability for job recruiters.
The limitations of the study include: the cross-sectional study design which can only capture nurses remaining in their jobs; the possible social desirability bias resulting in lower disclosures of dissatisfaction, moonlighting, or intention to leave; and the fact that nurses who had not formally obtained permission for moonlighting may have been reluctant to admit to it.
For one thing, Mill need not confuse desire and desirability.
But today, for the average male 25-year old engineer, promoting diversity and inclusion or speaking out about improper treatment of offshore employees is unlikely to affect his pay, desirability in the job market, or working conditions.
Rogerson et al. (2005, p. 962) note that "although we refer to w as the wage, more generally it could capture some measure of the desirability of the job, depending on benefits, location, prestige, etc".
The question guide for the in-depth interviews with doctors focussed on career choices and routes, the desirability of different job attributes and their priorities for change.
In a depressed economy, with the government able to borrow at very low interest rates, we should be increasing public investment — the true cost of the resources is negligible, so the rate of return is very high, not to mention the desirability of creating jobs.
Skladany says the jobs were scored on the desirability of the work, the pay, and whether they were obtainable.
On the flip side, Identified also gives scores to schools and companies so that job seekers can gauge their relative desirability.
In terms of desirability, the Newcastle manager's job currently rates up there with being Iceland's minister for finance or Liam Byrne's PA.
