Sentence examples for selective hiring from inspiring English sources

Virgin America is very selective, hiring only about 1 out of 100 people who apply.

Selective hiring, firing, buying, selling".

A probable selective hiring freeze could save another $150 million.

So a selective hiring freeze may be more realistic, Trump advisers say, where agencies that Republicans dislike shrink and ones they like grow.

A strong focus on training and development, for example, supports the firm's highly selective hiring process and its emphasis on internal promotion.

After consulting with administrators and faculty, we have instituted a selective hiring freeze for professional staff and are discussing compensation strategies that will hold down costs.

He added that Lazard would continue to make selective hires like that of Naguib Kheraj, the former chief executive of JPMorgan Cazenove, this month.

The literature has shown that disadvantaged schools have difficulty recruiting teachers and are less selective in hiring, while advantaged schools tend to have a surplus of applicants, allowing them to be more selective.

Powerful Japanese corporations are apparently becoming more selective about hiring Washington lobbyists to protect and advance their considerable economic interests in this country.

"I wanted her to see this so that, when she's older and she hears about how Hollywood used to be selective in hiring, she'll be, like, 'Really?' " Snoop Dogg held court in a V.I.P. section.

Facebook, Microsoft, and Apple all started by college dropouts are the most selective in hiring; they are the most fussy about degrees.