Sentence examples for virtual jobs from inspiring English sources

(After entering the property's address at the building department Web site, click on "jobs/filings," select the most recent filing, choose the "virtual jobs folder," then select "zoning document-ZD1").

But sadly, because incarceration has become a virtual jobs program in many states and because certain corporations are profiting handsomely from the incarceration binge that has been in place for the past few decades, the reduction in prison populations and prison closures is being met with huge resistance.

As the popularity and sophistication of MMORPGs has skyrocketed, enterprising gamers have found ways to make real money playing them to the point where experts say that it has become common to run across gamers who make their entire income with virtual jobs.

An estimated 20 million "residents" (avatars) have virtual jobs, own property, date, marry and even sleep with each other.

Companies were given 18 options, including attending virtual job fairs, posting adverts on social media, and having candidates visit them for interviews.

There, half of all workers still belong to a union, compared with around a quarter in the private sector; and all enjoy virtual job security.

Or, perhaps, the true appeal of the virtual job is simply that we are free to clock out when we choose, or to quit entirely without penalty.

One service lets craftsmen create a virtual job docket with a few texts or touches on a smartphone, even without mobile-network coverage.

The virtual job interview and help sheet on interview technique both look behind common interview questions and suggest strategies for giving the answers employers are looking for.

Yeong said he wouldn't be surprised if virtual job fairs begin to compete with face-to-face career expos in the next few years as they will offer cost savings and may appeal more directly to tech-savvy young graduates.

Jobnob, an online job board for alternative compensation jobs, is hoping to change this by launching a "virtual job fair," called Ivy Plus Job Fair, to allow startups to compete for students' attention at several of the best colleges in the U.S. Using webcams and video, students can log-on to the job fair to hear twenty startups pitch job opportunities at their companies.