Sentence examples for multinational graduates from inspiring English sources

The stars of "Burn the Floor" are multinational graduates of televised dance competitions.

Just as experience in Asia is coming to be seen as an essential career step in Western multinationals, the opportunities for recent graduates to gain such experience seem to be shrinking.

He also raised concerns that poor English standards may affect Malaysia's international competitiveness, saying that multinational companies may struggle to find graduates with good English.

The graduates on Friday — a multinational cast with surnames like Baptiste, Chang, Garzón, Kumar and Mohamed — speak 58 languages and include many who are the first in their family to receive a higher-education degree.

Or that she wants me to work at big multinational company now that I've graduated.

Only 10% of Chinese college graduates are deemed employable by multinational businesses, according to research cited by Yong in his book.

Aligning these recent graduates with the world's multinational companies isn't easy.

Even within the population of Indian students with access to university education, according to a recent World Economic Forum report on the global talent crisis, only 25percentt of those graduates are considered employable by multinational companies today.

We sent out 4,800 applications in response to advertisements for graduate jobs in Indian and multinational companies.

The idea that you're 'supposed' to go and get a graduate job in a big, famous multinational company and be a manager in an office is, quite frankly, just rubbish.

The two young men described their idea to develop a virtual learning company for "freshers," or recent graduates, to make them more attractive to multinational companies with Indian operations.