Sentence examples for making a hire from inspiring English sources

Making a hire can be a hit-or-miss affair.

The Rockies said a search for Tracy's replacement would begin immediately but that they had no time frame for making a hire.

There was even another twist in this story because the Chargers were reportedly intent on making a hire this week, so if the Broncos' offense had made the bold calls and won the game against the Ravens, McCoy wouldn't have gotten the job.

Ninety percent of executive recruiters Google candidates before making a hire.

Seventy-five percent of HR departments are required to research a candidate online before making a hire.

"The number one rule for all athletic directors when making a hire is 'At least win the press conference,'" says Terry Holland, at East Carolina, who is a supporter of Moglia's quest.

There are local buses – though, infrequent – between the various villages and towns in the Sierra making a hire-car unnecessary for walkers.

"We do everything to minimize the authority and power of the manager in making a hiring decision," Mr. Bock explains.

A significant percentage of bosses in America look up an employee's credit score before making a hiring decision.

Nearly half — 47 percent — of employers use credit checks when making a hiring decision, according to a 2012 survey by the Society for Human Resource Management.

Perhaps managers are selecting people with similar educational backgrounds to their own, not out of prejudice but out of fear of making a hiring mistake.