Sentence examples for job experts from inspiring English sources

Those porpoise-saving pingers, for example, may be doing too good a job, experts say — driving the creatures away from otherwise useful habitat.

Job experts are urging employers to begin looking for workers among formerly marginalized groups, like criminals and liberal arts majors, but apparently it hasn't helped these folks.

It is highly unusual for a former president to sit in on interviews for his former job, experts in higher education say.

DO NOT MICROMANAGE CAREERS Parents should make it clear to their children that they are expected to be moving toward financial independence and give them a specific time frame to get a job, experts say.

Tom Ridge was sworn in today as the first director of homeland security, a position the country's leaders never felt was needed before Sept. 11 and a job experts fear will be nearly impossible.

Many job experts and career coaches consider volunteering a smart job search strategy -- but only if job seekers understand how to take advantage of the opportunities such work can present.

Because these funeral homes primarily operated as agencies that took orders from customers and forwarded them to subcontractors, burial was predominantly a coordinative "office job" (Expert 8) that required funeral directors to "make phone calls or write emails" (Expert 4).

"What's the saying, any publicity is good publicity?" said Jan Johnston-Tyler, a Silicon Valley advocate and well-known autism job expert who nonetheless cringes at some of the surface understandings of autism.

And Mr. Jobs, experts say, personifies what works in the innovation game.

Relationships with parents are sometimes affected when youths don't land summer jobs, experts said.

The bulk of those jobs, experts were keen to note, were jobs that the United States probably would not want back — like repetitive assembly positions.