First, we examined executive summaries describing why companies were recruiting; for example, for the position of chief information officer, we read more than 100 profiles prepared for firms that were conducting searches.
Another runs: "An ox... an ox... an ox... Why had she bought me an ox?" In what is probably his most accessible show yet, Key balances his poetry with some lovely languid musings and activities, recruiting, for example, another audience member to pour a can of ale into a champagne flute and hand it to him.
The benefits of AI in recruiting, for example, are enormous, real and are happening now.
For primary research studies, the reasons for discontinuation were mainly failure to recruit; for example, in one case, it was due to difficulties for the principal investigator (PI) caused by reorganisation within NHS institutions.
But he said many lower-level Taliban -- "common people" who had been forcibly recruited, for example -- would be released from the country's prisons and allowed to go home.
Selection bias constitutes a major problem when participants are recruited; for example, from the outpatient departments of university hospitals.
Setting refers to how participants were recruited, for example through hospitals, outpatient clinics, screening centers or registries, and location refers to the country, region and cities, if relevant.
Look at recruiting systems for example.
For example, recruiting a Chief Technology Officer (CTO) isn't as compelling as casting a net for a Chief Innovation Officer, or even a Mad Scientist.
One of the advocates for students pointed out that the Department's proposed rules only seemed to give students a chance to get off the hook if their school had engaged in misrepresentations, rather then, for example, recruiting that is coercive but without actual lies being told.
