Sentence examples for selective jobs from inspiring English sources

Employers are making fewer recruiting trips to business schools this year, given the economy, but newly minted M.B.A.'s are still winning highly selective jobs in finance and consulting.

Turns out, Vargas was as driven as he was intelligent, and managed to snag selective jobs at the nation's ailing newspapers.

This result may reflect a change in the employment composition from a higher immigrant concentration, whereby the relative share of jobs during nonstandard hours then declines either through selective job destruction or selective job creation.

Teaching is a very prestigious and selective job that's highly sought-after and is well paid.

It is quite a selective job, finding the perfect tank mates for guppies that'll neither bother guppies nor eat them.

Recommendations included "selective use of violence for propagandistic effects" and mobilisation of "professional criminals" to carry out "specific selected jobs".

With rising incomes, families also have more capacity to support their young job seekers, who can therefore be more selective, rejecting job offers that go unfilled.

If you're aiming for a very selective engineering job (e.g. Facebook, Google, Amazon, etc), then you'll probably want to dedicate a few weeks (or more) just to fine-tuning your technical interview skills.

Unemployment due to layoffs is in principle less individually selective than job loss caused by personal characteristics of employees [ 19].

By making it possible for workers to be more selective about the jobs they accepted, Mr Diamond showed, unemployment insurance would improve the efficiency of the labour market.In another famous paper published in 1982, Mr Diamond showed how an economy in which different agents need to seek each other out could end up with several equilibrium rates of unemployment.

Companies are therefore highly selective in adding jobs.