But he does bring up two things that seem more pertinent to executives than to other interviewees.
The firm continued, "We are confident that the portrait we developed and presented to Scott Paper reflected his pertinent experience and executive talents".
Illingworth noted that a department in the communications division, the department of inspections and reports, essentially spied on other employees and shared "pertinent" information with executives.
Their current body of work has never been more pertinent, as President Trump's executive order to begin building an amorphous wall along the border and Muslim ban sparked protests all over the United States.
With the strife at Société Générale, a French bank, in the background, the lessons of her experiences for executives are as pertinent today as ever.
It often amounts to a degrading assertion of rank: a customer demeaning a waitress, a boss humiliating an employee, or, perhaps more pertinent to the OWS movement, executives using the powers of their office to enrich themselves or prolong their tenure.
"I think this is a slap in the face to our very pertinent agricultural interests," said Anja Raudabaugh, executive director of the Madera County Farm Bureau.
However, in order to establish whether tDCS has the potential to improve clinical conditions through modulatory effects on executive function, it is pertinent to first establish the effects of specific stimulation parameters in healthy volunteers.
He's a respected former economist and oil industry executive and should make some pertinent remarks on the state of British industry and the issue of whether to join the euro.
She even went undercover, using the name Bridget Cavendish, at the Picador publishing company in London for two weeks, calling editors to ask them to review books, skimming the newspapers for pertinent articles and getting coffee for the executives.
