Sentence examples for properly hire from inspiring English sources

Between June 1st and September 21st, Theranos failed to properly hire and train qualified people to run the machines, allowed unlicensed workers to review patient test results, failed to follow manufacturer's instructions on equipment and did not have a proper, written protocol in place to calibrate the machines to maintain accuracy.

Between June 1st and September 21st, Theranos failed to properly hire and train qualified people to run the machines, allowed unlicensed workers to review patient test results, failed to follow manufacturer's instructions on equipment and did not have a proper, written protocol in place to calibrate the machines to maintain accuracy, according to the report.

Fortune concluded that it would cost Uber well over $4 billion to properly hire its drivers as employees.

And crucial to having better teachers is evaluating them properly, hiring, firing and promoting on merit.The teachers' unions, however, are fighting all attempts to move away from systems in which pay and tenure are linked only to seniority and credentials.

Both numerical and microwave experimental results confirm that, through properly hiring another set of meta-atoms, band mismatch between two HBGs can be introduced resulting in the HBG QW effect.

Companies are the biggest losers, by far, because they never get to benefit from the insights, ideas and creative energy that a properly hired and incented workforce can deliver.

But from an HR perspective, you need to manage expectations properly and hire engineers who have a longer-term view of technology and understand the specific constraints of the industry — without mounting frustration along the way.

Make sure you are able to install them properly, or hire a professional.

"Here it is: The ability to hire properly so that you only do what only you can do".

"Rebelman" "Here it is: The ability to hire properly so that you only do what only you can do".

Hire some properly independent non-executive directors who are not deaf to outsiders' criticisms and prepared to tell the boss when he should listen and act.