Sentence examples for office professionals from inspiring English sources

When it comes to compensating family office professionals, all depends on the family's goals.

At moments they are simply Alaya and Denice, cousins and friends, Brandon said, but they also need to be Miss Alaya and Miss Denice, the office professionals in charge.

Mr. Nichols told his audience that the Spire was aimed at downtown office professionals inclined to eschew the suburbs for convenient transit, recreation areas in the building where they lived, close-by shopping and cultural amenities and entertainment.

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Susan and Terri designed Jobtreks in direct response to market demand from job seekers and career office professionals nationwide.

Digital media company Captivate Network polled 692 U.S. office professionals in July to gauge shifts both in what people are wearing to work and in what their coworkers think about it.

Andrew J. Levander, Mr. Corzine's lawyer, denounced what he called "an unprecedented lawsuit based on meritless allegations that Mr. Corzine failed to supervise an experienced back office professional who was located in a different city and who did not report to Mr. Corzine or even to anyone who reported to Mr. Corzine".

You need to build your professional network, using the contacts provided by a Careers Service, Alumni Office, professional body, or your department.

Husák reversed Dubček's reforms, purged the party of its liberal members, and dismissed from public office professional and intellectual elites who openly expressed disagreement with the political transformation.

A sample survey undertaken by the Organization in 1962, the results of which were confirmed by a further survey in March 1963, showed that in 1962 FAO headquarters and regional office professional staff spent 17 percent of their time on the EPTA program and 16 percent on the UNSF program.

In the very cities where companies like IBM, Microsoft, Motorola and Hewlett-Packard have set up offices, professionals and students have staged rallies and fasts to the death to protest the government's role in educational institutes.