Sentence examples for popular hiring from inspiring English sources
Paul states, "'Game-like' talent assessments are increasingly popular hiring tools at companies globally, as enhancing the candidate experience in this way becomes more affordable and customizable.
Increasingly popular is hiring a guide, which is possible on some routes for about £50 a day.
Maybe somebody will franchise this popular series — hire other writers to produce further volumes.
London Mayor Boris Johnson, who launched a popular cycle hire scheme in the capital, says he is worried the UK government may oppose the changes.
A nightlife photographer VICE spoke to was 16 when one popular DJ hired her to take club photos.
ABC was the smallest of the major radio networks and distinguished itself by hiring popular singer Bing Crosby to perform on a weekly variety series.
"Earlier this year," he told me, "I convened a meeting of a number of my colleagues and said to them, 'We must admit we're not popular!' Someone suggested hiring an image consultancy.
On Vine, a mobile app for creating and sharing short video clips, the brand is hiring popular users to post videos about Bella, namely Brittany Furlan, who has 3.3 million followers; Rudy Mancuso, who has 2.2 million followers; and Meagan Cignoli, who has 385,000 followers.
Instead, the pricing is again similar to dating apps, in that the more popular the hiring company, the more it pays Humble.
There was even talk of hiring the popular right-wing radio talk-show host Rush Limbaugh.
FRANKFURT — Sprucing up your company profile by hiring a popular soccer player and a former international television celebrity to star in advertisements may be run of the mill marketing for some.
