Sentence examples for talented job from inspiring English sources

Microsoft and Osram Sylvania have also begun to use networking sites in a different way, participating openly in online communities to get out their company's messages and to identify talented job candidates.

Re "Networks Too Big for Their Own Good" (Preoccupations, Oct. 18): I agree that relying on networks to find talented job candidates makes sense, and that the way some networks are used today does not.

Both looked at the current recruiting landscape and realized they had a great idea for how to get talented job seekers into great companies faster and easier.

How many times does a talented job candidate have to be beaten down by insulting Black Hole recruiting systems before he or she gives up on that channel entirely, and relies strictly on search pros (third-party recruiters, that is) and friends for future job hunts?

But, there is always a pool of younger people who are at least as talented, whose jobs are either at smaller institutions or lower down the totem pole.

Villaraigosa appointed new people — many of whom were very talented — to government jobs, and assigned these issues to them.

As more and more people experiment with different ways to get talented people into jobs they want, an online portfolio that develops as a student continues on an educational path that they choose themselves could be incredibly compelling, Nathoo tells me.

Successful entrepreneurs know this feeling -- I speak to many who are so talented at their jobs, yet can't hold together a marriage or have a decent relationship with their kids.

The executive in residence position is typically a sabbatical of sorts for talented business leaders in between jobs.

Foster is way too talented to lose his job outright (Adrian Peterson is the only running back in football who is clearly superior to Foster), but he could now find himself stuck in a two-punch backfield, which might not be great for his bargaining power as a restricted free agent next year.

Edison assigned Dickson, one of his most talented employees, to the job of making the Kinetoscope a reality.