Each book is selected to attract as many readers as possible and to offend none, which is to say that most of the choices are mediocre.
It has been suggested that it reduces the number of ectoparasites in nests and on nestlings (nest protection hypothesis), or is used by males to signal condition and paternal quality (male quality hypothesis) or is used as a sexually selected ornament to attract females (courtship hypothesis).
Mr. Gandhi tried to play this game, selecting many candidates to attract certain caste constituencies, yet many of his choices did not win.
As leaders continue to attract, select, and retain similar people, they sacrifice diversity in thoughts and values.
While conventional wisdom might argue that the firms with the most talent win, we believe that, given the financial and managerial resources needed to attract, select, develop, and retain high performers, companies simply can't afford to have A players in all positions.
Lyft also pointed to the fact that it's been working with diversity consulting company Paradigm to identify additional opportunities to attract, select, develop and retain diverse employees.
Your ability to attract, select and retain the best talent will make or break your company.
For the second and the third intermediate stations, the two-step optimization selected two dispersed locations to attract more railway passengers, whereas the concurrent optimization selected two closer locations to shorten the alignment length and travel time, so as to decrease the system total cost.
La Canada Flintridge's One City One Book program selected 'The Signal' this year to attract more male readers.
One key question to consider is whether the success of teams coming out of accelerators is due to the accelerator's ability to attract and select great teams (sorting or selection value) or to the actual added value created in the program (added value).
