Those types of soft skills are ridiculously desirable and marketable and play a big role in hiring managers determining whether someone is a good fit for a company.
He had made himself marketable and played his cards right, just like any young lawyer or investment banker trying to get ahead.
The USFL was notable, and marketable, because it played in the spring, and the Generals were one of nine original teams to play at an NFL team's stadium, filling the calendar with football.
His contempt for authority became marketable as his plays dramatised the revolutionary impulse of the age.
Greenberg encouraged Alfonzo to accept the switch, reasoning that on next winter's free-agent market, Alfonzo would be more marketable if he could play two positions.
Speaking to reporters in front of his locker before Friday's game, Lowell was also mum about his longer-term future, ignoring a suggestion that he might be more marketable — and more durable — playing first base rather than third.
It did not, however, produce a marketable product; the technical accomplishment — playing chess really well — didn't translate to real-world business problems and so produced little direct profit for I.B.M.
Where I got lost, though, was when I would do the same thing, and then would be told that I wasn't really marketable because I was "writing plays for women".
The Williams sisters and Anna Kournikova Anna Kournikova are the sport's most marketable players, but all three have struggled with injuries and inconsistent play.
Elmore Leonard adaptation Life of Crime and romcom spoof They Came Together are both in limited play, despite being populated by marketable cast elements including Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd.
