Sentence examples for selecting talent from inspiring English sources

The startup guides perspective clients through building a project proposal and selecting talent, using algorithms and previous performance data to find the right match.

With unemployment the highest it's been in years, employers know it's a hirer's market, and they are selecting talent that has expertise in a current need but that can be paid a low salary because of the intense competition for jobs.

The 70-member Morris County-based Harmonium, renowned for its musicianship and carefully selected talent, incorporates the winning compositions into its spring concert program.

Domestically, those scouts who were positions to identify players had to select talent from the APSL, United States Indoor Soccer League, and other amateur and indoor soccer leagues (some of which were out of season).

That surprising result has implications not only for football, but also for any domain where organizations try to select talent, whether C.E.O.'s or their own "rookies" — newly minted graduates.

Ma is also using Protrade's database to help pro teams select talent.

This job involves a lot of conversations with top brass about how they evaluate and select talent.

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There was laughter and crowing about how bad the Dallas defence was in the offseason and Jones' inability to select appropriate talent, even talent at all, in the draft.

To help promote homegrown talent, however, up to £400,000 in extra credit will be made available to those clubs selecting English-qualified talent.

So Pepsi will also play a role in selecting local talent as opening acts at various points around the world.