Sentences with phrase «fresh young candidates»
As any experienced search committee member will tell you, faculty searches tend to favor fresh young candidates whose work makes new connections among existing disciplines.
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Factor in a generally fresher ecosystem with shorter tenure and quicker job rotations than in more traditional industries — energy, banking or retail — and you find yourself hiring younger or less experienced candidates than you normally would.
Embarrassing defeats in Brookhaven and other towns overshadowed the isolated success of Islip GOP, one of the only town parties to distance itself from past corruption and embrace fresh, young candidates with disciplined organization and fundraising ability.
Former Ohio representative Rob Portman, a candidate for the open Ohio Senate seat, is also a fresh young face but may be weighed down from his service in the much - derided Bush administration.
Schools often prefer young and energetic candidates fresh out of college.
And let's face it — once you hit a certain age, it becomes a little trickier, especially if you're not going directly from one job to another, but find yourself unemployed for whatever reason, needing a new job, and possibly competing with younger candidates fresh out of college.