Sample items include "There is a standardized training system inside the company"; "This company offers key talents competitive payments" etc.
The company is currently raising a larger round of financing to pursue a more robust vision than just design and talent competitions (although these days, with hiring and developing talent so competitive — running competitions is probably not a bad business).
The Phillies always respected Oswalt's talent and competitive zeal when he was with Houston.
If the market for executive talent is competitive, critics ask, why are C.E.O.'s in an industry paid about the same, regardless of performance?
Non-partisanship will give way to partisan crossfire.There are rumours that Mr King's chair will be occupied by Piers Morgan, who is best known in America for judging America's Got Talent, a competitive variety show.
The Bruni children are achievers, good in school and good at sports; even Frank, the house klutz, discovers a great talent for competitive swimming, and though he is miserable in his second-skin Speedo, he excels.
Not so long ago they enjoyed a 20-year-old span of domination in which they did not so much gloat over their huge edge but beseeched England to find a few players of sufficient talent and competitive character to give back the series at least a little of its old meaning.
The Apprentice may often be dismissed as a dolled-up reality show, unreflective of the true hardships of business, but for the University of Manchester Entrepreneurs (ME), the style of the platform does provide an opportunity for candidates to display their talent and competitive edge as budding entrepreneurs.
It might seem strange to apply the "e" word to some of the poorest and most deprived children in Venezuela, but that would be to fail to understand that achievement is only realised through opportunity, talent and competitive spirit – in fact, through aspiring to the elite.
