Sentences with phrase «candidates they feel engage»

The idea behind this fear - inducing faux pas is that employers may avoid making offers to candidates they feel engage in out of office drinking or that will use company resources for smoke breaks.

Not exact matches

He wasn't much gentler in public: For most of the campaign, Ryan made it seem he felt honor - bound to denounce the candidate's latest incendiary remark or antic, as though the two were personally engaged in a tug - of - war for the GOP's soul.

Once there, Kitty engages in an affair with another married British diplomat named Charlie Townsend (Schreiber, The Manchurian Candidate), and does feel actual love for the man, but is faced with conflict when Walter finds out about the affair.

I feel now, as I did then, that it is our responsibility as engages citizens to expect now - President Barack Obama to live up to the promises that made him an appealing candidate... As Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Letter from Birmngham Jail reminds us, «Human progress never rolls in on wheels of inevitability; it comes from the tireless efforts of men willing to be coworkers with God, and without this hard work, time itself becomes an ally of the forces of social stagnation.»

Toward that end, Friends of Cooper Union endorsed candidates in the annual alumni association election whom they felt would work to defend free tuition and fight to engage larger alumni body.

The benefits are twofold: First, customization gives job candidates a sense of traction and the feeling that they're active and engaged in the process of job hunting, Burdan said.

With the achievements and measurable outcomes, the candidate can really engage a reader and drive someone to action - meaning that a hiring manager will see the value in the candidate and feel compelled to reach out for an interview.