Sentences with phrase «adding key hires»

«Management highlighted its global expansion as a new leg of growth opening 10 offices in the last two years and adding key hires with experiences in overseeing Europe and Asia regions,» writes Marsh.

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The key to successful integration, Simpson adds, is support from an internal or external facilitator (usually paid for — directly or indirectly — out of federal assistance for companies that hire people with disabilities).

«Chris had the technical experience and leadership skills that we needed at Planetary Resources to take it forward over the next decade,» says Anderson, who adds that Lewicki's passion and grit were other key factors in their hiring decision.

The firm's head of local government and infrastructure, Peter Ware, added: «This is a key strategic hire for our public sector team and underlines our commitment to creating a top - tier practice in Manchester.

But, he adds, the book of business a lawyer brings in is often the key criterion in lateral hiring at the partner level.

Additional amounts of coverage may be added in order to cover the cost of locating, hiring, and training a replacement for the key employee who was lost.

To do this, you will need to structure your resume so that it promotes your key skills, qualifications, experiences, and achievements in a way that is both convincing and compelling and clearly illustrates to the reader that you can meet their needs and help them to achieve their goals, all the while adding value to their organization and delivering a strong return on their investment in hiring you.

Harshbarger adds, «Hiring during the holidays is sometimes complicated because key decision makers are absent.

We have also added to our tests interview practice, answer keys, and study guides so that you sound confident in your interviews and inspire Siemens» recruiters to make a hiring decision in your favor.

The key is to provide information that will pique the hiring manager's interest without adding superfluous details or items listed later in the resume.

Even if a hiring manager only skimmed this resume, he or she would be able to come away with some key points of how the applicant would add value to the company in this position.

The key is distinguishing how and where a visual image is effective, in good taste, and tells or adds to rather than detracts from the story you want to tell about why a candidate should be interviewed and hired.

The key to a good objective is to write a statement that adds value to the hiring manager.