The $840 million (revenues) Cincinnati, Ohio-based company requires anyone involved in a hiring decision to attend a three-day course on something called meticulous hiring.
It may not be the best service for everyone, but intensive note-takers (and especially journalism students) could probably really use something this meticulous.
If Robert Bresson had been a Marxist, he might have made something like this meticulous, ecstatic historical reconstruction of an 1835 murder case in rural Normandy.
But there is a fear among the sherpas and their aides (who one wag decided should be called "yaks"–the pack animals who do the real heavy lifting) that even after all their detailed planning and the drafting of 20 or more communiqués, the entire meeting could be hijacked by something outside their meticulous control.
The syncopated riff in "Bomba de Tiempo" was brash but meticulous, like something by Franz Ferdinand.
Its decline is due in part to something even the most meticulous golfer cannot control: the economy.
"Joking about having OCD when a person is just meticulous about something makes it seem like you don't have a full understanding of the disorder," Moutier said.
Kubrick's meticulous standards set something of a production benchmark.
His spectacle and its meticulous design are something to see, but his direction doesn't shape the elements stylistically it doesn't provide anything to look at.
Instead, her friends believe it was something else: a vile, cowardly, meticulous, state-sponsored execution, apparently designed to send a chilling warning to the small, dwindling number of activists still working in Chechnya, Russia's rogue republic.
