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(181) Many nervous job seekers blabber endlessly about irrelevant information. They create a poor impression and cut short the hiring manager's time for further questions.

(182) Yes, in other words, the company hires you as their executive manager, but they?re not really hiring you.

(183) " There are always jobs, " Challenger says. " Companies are always hiring. But the competition is much tougher. ".

(184) I went shares with two others in hiring a car for the day.

(185) Six months at it - and he's still waiting on hiring guidelines from the TARP pay czar.

(186) Dear C.C.: "The idea that companies cut back on hiring in the summer is a myth, " says Patty Coffey, a partner at staffing firm Winter Wyman.

(187) Both the Auditorium and the meeting rooms of the Duke of Windsor Social Service Building, which are open for hiring, are rented to the Council's members at a very special price of 30 - 45 % discount.

(187) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.

(188) Secondly , from the efficiency of employing , hiring fairly and hiring sincerity three aspects to elaborate the questioning that storing in inthe employer-employee relationship of our country.

(189) Assist Viscount China to handle staff benefits, hiring and employment for sales team.

(190) You have a small window of time to get the interest of a hiring manager, and being scattered will only get your resume filed in the "circular file" - i. e. - the trash can.

(191) This shift in racial hiring practices coupled with the fallout from the global financial crisis means many poor white South Africans have fallen on hard times.

(192) A general beefs up his forces before a battle by adding more tanks and artillery. A college can beef up its educational level by hiring highly-qualified professors.

(193) To cope, some cheat, hiring healthy people to take the required physical, or hop from job to job to avoid detection.

(194) I need to see your past graphic art designed before hiring.

(195) Chinese nationals and businesses in Port Moresby have beefed up security, some hiring off-duty police as guards,(sentencedict.com) while many have shut their shops as advised by their embassy.

(196) Hiring extra help is as easy as adding a new moderator.

(197) It needs to bust the taboo on hiring, or working with, foreigners, and it needs to continue streamlining its hydra-headed industrial giants.

(198) Yes , of course. Will you be hiring a disc jockey?

(199) The AP also eliminated other jobs through buyouts and a hiring freeze.

(200) "Officially, Burundi has a number of laws and regulations prohibiting corrupt practices such as bribery, nepotism, preferential hiring and promotion and embezzlement," the State Dept.

(201) Klym also tried to locate Sladewski himself by calling hospitals and jails, interviewing people and hiring a private investigator.

(202) A preferential shop gives priority or advantage to union members in hiring or promoting.

(203) In the thesis, a new nanostructured silicon template is reported, and hiring it as template, nanostructured noble metal thin films are obtained through immersion plating method.

(204) Having a helping hand is always a good idea. However, make sure that the domestic help you are hiring is dependable.

(205) The owner isn't hiring or firing based on his personal income tax rate.

(206) If you're determined to cut a dash in a designer dress, consider hiring one.

(207) Reporter pay attention ten thousand branch four seasons Huacheng also has some villas is also nobody housing repair semifinished materials room, but license hiring at present only then this.

(208) Despite some recent hiring, many long-unemployed workers in deeply troubled sectors like construction and certain types of manufacturing may still feel there are no jobs.

(209) Manyinterpret that to mean the government will impose caste - based hiring quotas.

(210) Economists said the decline in factory orders would result in manufacturers hiring fewer workers.