Sentence examples for read for a hiring from inspiring English sources
Such ornamentation only makes your résumé more difficult to read for a hiring manager who has hundreds of others applicants to sift through.
Mr. Maybury (who has since directed Ms. Knightley in "The Edge of Love," the forthcoming Dylan Thomas picture) reluctantly agreed to let her read for "The Jacket," then hired her on the spot and became such a convert that, according to Ms. Knightley, he phoned Mr. Wright and urged him to give her a chance.
So until the rich hire other people to read for them, a magazine is a good way to get their attention.
Without previous training, Brandon de Wilde read for the role and was hired.
When I had to give a reading, all my money from reading went to hiring a substitute.
That one's harsh, 'cause I read a lot, and then I thought, 'Well, I guess I could hire somebody to read for me and read to me.' But I like words and I like looking.
Before our meeting, he sent me a copy of his "Principles," a hundred-page text that is required reading for Bridgewater's new hires.
Along the way, we read of parents who hire strippers for their children's parties, schools that have dropped honor rolls as too hurtful to students who do not make the list and a suburban mother outraged that her daughter has been suspended for giving oral sex to a classmate on the school bus.
