"No medical experience needed," it said, adding that the right candidate would have an "ability to match the offerings of Lifestyle Lift with the desires of Clients".
It tends to co-opt and demean everything that has true value in our society, from relationships to spirituality, in order to fulfill the desire of its clients, to sell us more stuff.
AS ERASMUS reported back in August, a row has been raging among practitioners of English law over how far they should go in accommodating the desire of Muslim clients to handle and bequeath their property in accordance with the strictures of Islam.
The rapid and sustained growth of the Chinese economy, the desire of enlightened clients to create signature buildings, and the ability of Chinese domestic fabricators to produce high quality architectural components at a fraction of the cost of those available in the developed U.S. and European markets have all coalesced into an unprecedented period of design opportunity.
One of the earliest documents, an e-mail message from 1999, indicates how the desires of the client could at times overrule best judgments on proper accounting.
There is an air of desperation throughout, as the competing teams grasp blindly for novelty forms, trying to second-guess the desires of a client they have never met, in a context they have never seen, for imaginary future users they will never know.
"I invent all the time," says Olga, "but it's always in accordance with the desires of the client".
"We find that the desire of corporate America to sample our clients is pretty strong," said Anthony Hitchcock, executive director of the Hampton Classic Horse Show, held Labor Day weekend in Bridgehampton.
Retail investors sold securities that bank analysts had their doubts about, as those analysts capitulated to the desire of colleagues elsewhere in the firm to appease major clients.
Software and services that help hotels anticipate the needs and desires of clients are in their infancy now, many analysts say.
