Sentence examples for job panel from inspiring English sources

So when you attend a science job panel, take everything with a grain of salt.

At a job panel I attended this spring, one panelist warned that you should never connect with your interviewer on LinkedIn; it looks desperate.

Skill points are displayed in the Job panel and are important in a large variety of areas.

But do job panels really have to be as tone-deaf and insensitive to their audiences as they sometimes are?

Meanwhile, I could hear the students' brains: "Um... can't you just tell us how to get jobs?" Here's just a sampling of some of the other conflicting advice I've seen job panels offer.

The Economy: Obama Rejects Keystone President Obama's jobs panel urges a broadened tax base and more oil drilling.

On the jobs panel, he highlighted Iowa as a state with a community college system that was training young people for jobs in renewable energy, and then said to Mr. Cuomo, "You'll learn a little bit about Iowa in the future".

Also on the guest list were Jeffrey R. Immelt, the former chairman and chief executive of General Electric and the chairman of the president's jobs panel, and Steve Case, the chairman and chief executive of the venture capital firm Revolution, who is best known as a co-founder of AOL.

The G.E. executive announced his new role as head of the jobs panel in a Washington Post opinion piece on Friday, and he was also scheduled to appear with the president the same day at a General Electric plant in Schenectady, N.Y.

I'm sure they didn't have that issue when the academic jobs panel came around.

Adolescent girls have MHI-5 scores following their fathers' job loss which are substantially lower (approximately 2.3 points or 0.14 SD) than adolescent boys whose fathers also lost their jobs (panel C, Table 5).