Sentences with phrase «few callbacks»

In the meantime, we get some nice awkward pauses, a few callbacks to and expansions of the recurring jokes, and some random moments, like the reverend's strange Scripture passage, the deceased dressed as a Roman centurion in a photo, and Howard's horribly inappropriate conversation with the widow.

Yes, things can still go wrong, but overall, projects with buy - in will have fewer problems, fewer callbacks, and fewer dollars spent to fix things that should have been done right from the beginning.

If you pay attention to the details and build good houses, you have fewer callbacks.

Authors David Neumark, Ian Burn, and Patrick Button in Age Discrimination and Hiring of Older Workers (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Economic Letter, February 27, 2017) wrote that, based on a study they did, older workers received fewer callbacks for job interviews than younger workers, older female applicants received fewer callbacks for administrative assistant and sales jobs, and older male applicants were called back less frequently than their younger counterparts who applied for janitor and security positions.

Not exact matches

All of this comes with callbacks to no fewer than twelve previous Marvel Cinematic Universe entries (all of them).

There are even numerous callbacks to certain scenes (for those that thought that one sexually explicit line in the first was too controversial, well, you probably don't want to know what is said at all before a brief act of lovemaking in this one) and a few moments taken from The Secret Service that are almost the same here.

Rethink the in - house (callback) interview — will your firm be seeing more or fewer candidates per day?

A few commenters wanted to know if a callback or authorization on a letterhead is acceptable.

It can be utterly frustrating for job seekers to find out that hiring managers only spend a few seconds reading through a resume before determining if the person is worthy of a callback — or not.