Sentence examples for predicting job from inspiring English sources

We can adopt employment tests that are fair and inclusive and do a better job at predicting job performance than many Civil Service exams now do.

WALL STREET JOURNAL JPMorgan Investment Bank Chief Doesn't Expect Job Cuts | Jes Staley, the chief executive of investment banking at JPMorgan, is not predicting job cuts at the firm, despite the mass layoffs sweeping through the sector as a whole.

Economists are predicting job growth of 113,000, far below the economy's long-term trend and too slow to absorb just those coming of age into the labor force.

Results in Table 5 show that personality traits do better at predicting job satisfaction than do cognitive skills.

These findings provide further longitudinal evidence for the role of situational as well as dispositional factors for predicting job satisfaction.

Canonical correlation analysis yielded a significant function with three work values collectively predicting job satisfaction: Lifestyle (negatively) and Service and Scholarly Pursuits (positively) in decreasing order of magnitude.

On the contrary, theory-based prediction implies an understood cause effect relation that, for example, predicts job satisfaction caused by job enrichment and participatory decision making, but only for a limited scope of organizations and employees.

Given the failure of typical interviews to predict job performance consistently, what should companies do instead?

But the report also predicts job growth will dip somewhat, growing at a rate of 1.1percentthis yearandand 1.2percentthehe next, by about 45,000 jobs a year.

The CNBC business network reported earlier this month that a sale of the social network was on the cards for mid-2011, despithethe predicted job cuts.

However, in 17 studies investigating the use of graphology in personnel selection, the evidence is that graphologists cannot accurately predict job performance from handwriting.