Sentence examples for which job to from inspiring English sources

Imagine, at 36, trying to decide which job to take next if the possibilities included the "Today" show, prime-time specials, "American Idol" and the expansion of your production company.

The system maintains prioritized queues of jobs waiting for CPU time and must decide which job to take from which queue and how much time to allocate to it, so that all jobs are completed in a fair and timely manner.

Caroline's comforters in her suffering, like Job's, are convinced only of their own righteousness: Laurence is obsessed with the cheap smuggling plot; the Baron sees devils in the same silly way as Mrs Hogg "hears" the Virgin Mary telling her which job to take.

Regrettably, many people don't change their formula--or even attempt to understand the process--when faced with decisions with life-altering consequences, such as which job to accept.

That's why this month's Tooling Up column is about deciding which job to take--or whether to accept the one you've been offered.

Perhaps you are weighing which job to take?

Workers maximize their expected present value of utility by deciding which jobs to accept, and employers maximize their profits.

Everyone has a different way of deciding which jobs to apply for; mine was to avoid deciding.

It should be fairly obvious that the higher the benefits are, the less intensively one might search and the choosier one becomes about which jobs to accept.

Fixico notes there's a bidding process for repair shops to bid on requests, so they are able to choose which jobs to chase.

You can use a simple decision matrix to help you decide, rationally, which jobs to take--rather than being driven by fear.