Sentences with phrase «hiring eager people»

I love hiring eager people who always reach for more in terms of self development and career progression.

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Artificial intelligence is currently a $ 15 billion industry, and is expected to grow to more than $ 70 billion by 2020, meaning that employers are eager to hire people who understand its business value, and how to develop for it, so they can keep ahead of the competition.
«Hire a smart, creative person who's eager to learn, and train that person on the rest, [Cashman] advises clients, before the other valuable people on your team walk out or you blow the business deadline.»
The Newbie Know - It - All: This person is often a combination of Eager Beaver and Newly - Hired Graduate / Former Intern.
Most people are enthusiastic when they're hired — hopeful, ready to work hard, eager to contribute.
The hiring manager will consider you a person who's ready and eager to join their team and make an impact.
Employers are most eager to hire people who will stay with the company for awhile, since hiring, training, and onboarding new employees are costly.
Some people might question how it is possible to fake an eager attitude, if that's what it takes to get hired.
You can explain how you have been lucky to have hired and managed fabulously overqualified talent, people who for one reason or another were willing and eager to do work they were overqualified to do, and that were strong contributors on your team.
When hiring pharmacy technicians, companies are eager to find people who have basic medical knowledge.
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