Sentences with phrase «hiring decisions by»

Employers have very little time therefore they usually make hiring decisions by skimming through the first part of a resume i.e. a chef's objective or a performance summary.

Our Assessment Centre Solutions reduce guesswork in hiring decisions by using psychometric tests and simulation exercises to gauge a candidate's skill set, business attitude and cultural fit.

The reasons for this are to save time in the interview process by screening all applicants at the same time, and to reduce bad hiring decisions by comparing all candidates at the same time.

Not exact matches

We were fortunate and privileged to fund it by ourselves, so we took the decision from the beginning to control everything - the fate of the business, how we hire, how we fire, and so on, and we didn't want anyone interfering with that.

But what if the smarter decision is to cut deeper by getting rid of all of your C players, and then hiring back fewer, but far more productive A and B players instead?

Avoid this pitfall at your organization by looking at the final candidate pool and backing up any hiring decision with quantifiable data about the candidates.

«The hiring decisions were being made by the VP of sales, who had the same look.

Most websites with as much traffic as Plenty of Fish would have by this point raised millions of dollars from venture capitalists, hired dozens of engineers and business - development types, and figured out a way to keep someone as unconventional as Markus Frind from making any major decisions.

On virtually every partnership contract, vendor deal, distributor arrangement, equipment lease or financing, personnel hire and investment decision, there will likely be some kind of option offered to one party by the other.

If these decisions are being made by higher - ups who aren't directly responsible for conception and formulation, it means the company needs to be restructured — hire more women of color, at the very least.

In a field of philanthropies and educational institutions that profess to value inclusion and equality, innovative people and ideas, the data suggest emotional behavior by people who are making decisions to hire only people who look like themselves or whom they've known for a long time.

The judge suggested that her decision to come down so harshly was in part due to Ulbricht's attempt to hire hit men and in part by the scale of the operation, which led drug dealers using Silk Road to customers across the world.

But whatever happened in the boardrooms of Apple, his next piece of advice is a valuable one for any good leader who wants to surround themselves with top talent and retain those skilled workers: «If you want to hire great people and want them to stay working for you, you have to let them make a lot of decisions and you have to be run by ideas, and not hierarchy.»

Further, according to BofA - Merrill's analyst team at a midyear press conference on Wednesday in New York, any positive budgetary effect of the tax increases would be overshadowed by the growing burden of the U.S. debt ceiling as spending and hiring decisions are put on hold and the election heightens partisanship.

The decision follows weeks of intense pressure on the company, hired by Donald Trump's presidential campaign, after allegations emerged it may have hijacked up to 87 million Facebook users» data.

There is nothing wrong with his decision, but he shouldn't expect to be employed by people who he is publically disagreeing with and openly stating he can not and will not perform duties he was hired to perform

Therefore the pertinent debate regarding black hiring is never «merit vs. race» but whether hiring decisions will be based on merit, influenced by race - bias against blacks, or on merit, influenced by race - bias, but with special consideration for minorities as mandated by law.

«The government must stay out of hiring and firing decisions by a religious organization, even if a minister sues for employment discrimination, the Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday.

It was a terrible decision by the Bears to hire a new GM and force a head coach on him.

Anderson, who was originally hired with the Cardinals as an outside linebackers coach by Jim Harbaugh, reportedly has been offered the position and a decision could come this weekend.

Over the past several months, residents have called for Peck — and the board members who hired him — to step down and questioned many of the decisions made by Peck and the board.

Commissioner Larry Newton, who is often in the minority on votes and opposed Peck's hiring, said he was not completely surprised by Peck's decision given recent developments.

Since May, residents have been questioning decisions made by the majority, including hiring Peck.

«Cummings» decision to hire data experts instead of the usual politicos, combined with a cynical understanding that it did not matter if what the campaign said was factually correct, made Vote Leave unlike any other political operation,» stated a review of the tome by the FT.

Justin Meyers, spokesman for Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone, said the administration determined that using overtime was more cost effective than hiring additional officers, although he could not provide any analysis used by the administration to make the decision.

Governor's language does not protect church - related agencies from denial of funding by state and local government agencies to provide charitable and health services, or allow them to make hiring and benefits decisions based on religious beliefs.

In spite of Bevin's campaign against the Republican leader last year, multiple McConnell allies were encouraged by the governor - elect's decision to hire Brickman.

Firstly comes the phone - hacking scandal, linked to the prime minister by his decision to hire News of the World's former editor Andy Coulson as his director of communications.

The leading scorer for SU declared for the draft but didn't hire an agent, so he'll have to make a decision by May 30th.

It is by no means an exhaustive list of all of those who have worked in the private sector, but rather seeks to identify those who have found themselves making decisions about hiring and firing people etc, having set up or run a business themselves, been involved in running a family business, or held a senior position in a larger business.

The attorney hired by the School Board to review the case has been debriefing members about their possible options, and the board could make a decision how to move forward this week.

David Cameron is facing fresh questions about his decision to hire Andy Coulson in 2007 after it was reported that his former communications director received several hundred thousand pounds from his former employer News International after he was hired by the Conservative party.

Paladino again defended his decision to hire GOP operative John Haggerty to run his petition drive, despite the fact that Haggerty is under investigation by the Manhattan DA's office.

The attorney general office's view was that if there was any involvement at all by Sen. Espada in the decision to hire his son then it would violate the law, said the senior staff member.

Yes, professors need to know how to write too, but unlike faculty, hiring decisions for nonfaculty academic posts are driven by the candidates» business and technical abilities.

Walk through the corridors of many scientific institutions and you'll see the results of decisions made by the hiring committee of 1962.

Specifically, the decision says that Wisconsin has property rights in potential drug compounds studied by a university biochemist, Mark Gray - Keller, who was hired by Xenon on a consulting agreement to test the activity of materials the company wanted him to check out.

A decision was made by the Obama campaign to reach outside of their talent pool and comfort zone, and to hire people who were better at this than they were.

The panel, headed by former president of Sweden's Supreme Administrative Court Sten Heckscher, found serious flaws in the decision to hire the surgeon in 2010 and in its oversight of his work.

The reform, passed in late 2010, included a provision intended to prevent professors from recruiting relatives by shifting hiring and funding decisions away from the universities to independent panels.

Today a small business that wants to fight an agency decision can sue in federal court and go bankrupt hiring lawyers, or use an agency's own appeals process staffed by its own bureaucrats.

Neill and Pip wanted a fun packed day but also wanted to keep to a reasonable budget, which they did by hiring street food instead of a traditional wedding caterer, and from these pictures they made the right decision!

For the Spring 2013 campaign, Miu Miu took a page out of parent brand Prada's book, choosing to forego the hard casting decisions by hiring every girl that made it to the short list.

The drop in revenue can be traced to 2015, when LVMH announced its decision to unify Marc by Marc Jacobs and the main collection under a single brand umbrella, with British designer Luella Bartley and (accessories guru) Katie Hillier — who were hired in 2013 to craft a refreshed identity and product offering for the company's second line — leaving their posts.

Brewer made a risky, but bold, decision in hiring Wormald and Hough to portray the two lead characters who were made famous by Bacon and Lori Singer in the original film.

One truly can compare the watching of how big studios and their hired bigwigs operate as the equivalent of watching how sausage gets made, as many of us to very much enjoy the end product, but we would be less pleased if we were to know how a kernel of inspiration from the mind of a writer can be second - guessed and repackaged due to executive decisions made by relatively visionless empty suits who are in the creation process solely to make money, squeezing out all trace of artistic merit where it interferes with bottom - line profit.

However, everything changes for Mary when she crosses paths with a young boy (played by youngster Jahi Di'Allo Winston of Feed the Beast) during a hit job that - of course - goes wrong and forces Mary to make some major decisions that will forever impact her career as a killer for hire.

While the grade - fixing scandal and Mad Max - style student fights discovered as a result are what earned South Oak Cliff a spot in the «Unbelievable School Decisions» series, the decision to hire Moten in the first place could very easily have constituted an entry by itself.

Second, the school is run by a cooperative of teachers, who make all the key decisions about the school — from the learning program to the budget to hiring and firing.

Nearly two - thirds of survey respondents indicated that teacher - hiring decisions are made at the school level or jointly by school and district.