Sentences with phrase «desire in new hires»

I read the book and what really stood out to me was the alignment between what the Collegiate Learning Assessment (the assessment the researchers based their findings on) measured and what employers desire in new hires (per the National Association of Colleges and Employers).

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The key to all this is universities» desperate desire to hire faculty members who can quickly begin landing the grants that justify the university's large investment — in facilities and in new hires» start - up packages.

Presented at American Fine Arts in New York, Meyer's effort was intended specifically as a reply to that year's Whitney Biennial, which had, he argued, effectively thematized politics and subsequently rendered critical artwork the stuff of style, preparing it for ready consumption by the public.5 Notably, the Berlin - based critic Isabelle Graw would roughly contemporaneously take note of museums» increasing desire to invite artists to deconstruct institutional infrastructures and ideologies in their projects, dubbing the growing trend «subversion for hire.

Temporary attorney hiring has increased rapidly in New York, Washington D.C. and other metropolitan areas because of the concentration of document intensive securities and regulatory litigation, coupled with the growing desire for diversity in the workplace.