Sentence examples for talent options from inspiring English sources

"There are times in my career where I have put up talent options from different ethnicities but big corporates inevitably have that unconscious bias of 'people like us' and choose the Wasp-y people," Brideson says.

When your listings fail to do that, they limit your talent options, making it hard to find and hire the best employees.

By offering the most-effective talent options, given the specifics (specs) of the project, the casting director concentrates on elevating the overall aesthetic of the project, which, like you as an actor, makes them valuable.

I like the sound of the talent option.

Into the in-tray pop some documents called Managing Talent and Development Options for Leaders in the BBC.

The feds will argue that Nicholas wasn't just attracting talent with his options plan; he was, by overstating earnings, enriching himself (he sold $1 billion worth of Broadcom stock when the backdating was going on).

Zeroth is an accelerator program that is out to fix the lack of talent, and investment options, for artificial intelligence (AI) in Asia, and it has just opened applications for its second program which takes place in Hong Kong in late July.

That epidemic is a mentality that leaves top talent with no option but to flee the nation's borders and take with them everything they've learned.

[Update: Gigster is flexible on its equity take with larger projects] Gigster will also provide them with advice, connections, fundraising help, priority access to its top talent and the option to hire their freelancer squad to come in-house.

"His profile would be as big playing in the Premier League as it would playing in La Liga [Spain] or Serie A [Italy]." However, Hughes accepts that Bale's status as one of the game's most-coveted talents means few options are available to the Cardiff-born player.

Last month, for example, when Societe Generale in France announced the sale of shares in its online banking unit, Fimatex, it did so not least to enable it to retain talent by offering stock options, after the executive who started Fimatex was lured by stock options to a competitor.