Sentence examples for make a job offer from inspiring English sources

The city manager, Saundra Kee Borges, is expected to interview each man and make a job offer before the end of the year.

"Increasingly, especially in areas like investment banking, employers offer summer internships and if things go well they make a job offer at the end of that summer holiday".

Mr. Coles defined a prospective hire as a person to whom a company was likely to make a job offer, but it is not clear how companies defined the term.

Until the crisis passes — which for now appears quite a way off — Mr. Eich is convinced that the bear market has helped to make a job offer in Hong Kong that much more enticing for lawyers in New York or London.

Trump's dispensation for standing with linked arms must have come as a relief to the white team owners who, despite their loud defenses of the players' right to air their views, still have yet to make a job offer to Kaepernick, a very talented quarterback, effectively blackballing him.

Firms would then contact the job candidates they were interested in to arrange an interview, and following this interview, potentially make a job offer.

But, he advised, wait until a potential employer is close to making a job offer.

But Mr. Koogle said that Yahoo made a job offer only to Mr. Semel.

Partners and senior consultants interview a candidate six to eight times before making a job offer.

As you move to making a job offer, I would recommend two final checks.

However, O'Reilly's defenders say O'Reilly never made a job offer and did not retaliate against her.