Sentence examples for prospective hire from inspiring English sources

What is significant is the personal impression that the interviewer forms within the first minute (and sometimes less) of meeting the prospective hire.

In one example, an SAC employee forwarded an e-mail to Mr. Cohen in which a prospective hire was praised for his access to industrial companies.

Mr. Coles defined a prospective hire as a person to whom a company was likely to make a job offer, but it is not clear how companies defined the term.

Jordan Moncharmont, 21, a senior at Stanford University who was given stock options after he started working at Facebook part time, said Google's high stock price can be a disincentive to a prospective hire as it translates to a high exercise price for options.

"THE ideal Gawker item," Nick Denton, the owner of Gawker Media, wrote in an instant message last month to a prospective hire, "is something triggered by a quote at a party, or an incident, or a story somewhere else and serves to expose hypocrisy, or turn conventional wisdom on its head.

I drove a taxi under a commission system in Michigan for two years and saw this firsthand: when the owner's income is tied to the ability of his drivers, you can bet that a cab owner will interview a prospective hire until he's sure he's dealing with a stable, hard-working person who knows the streets and won't waste valuable shift time driving around lost.

Some companies may perceive these prospective hires as turnover risks.

A prospective hiring manager or recruiter might not view your CV on a laptop.

Moreover, prospective hires do not directly translate to newly employed individuals, he said.

Companies regularly take prospective hires out on the golf course for a field interview.

In addition, prospective hires are also looking more closely at firms' books.