Sentences with phrase «hiring partners talk»

«Most hiring partners I talk to say their class size has shrunk to meet the level of demand,» Kapoor says.

Not exact matches

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With the company in dire financial straits, Howard's minority partners Whit (Edward Norton), Claire (Kate Winslet), and Simon (Michael Peña) conspire to wrest control by hiring three struggling actors (Helen Mirren, Keira Knightley, and Jacob Latimore) to randomly sneak up on him on the subway or while he's eating and pretend to be personifications of death, love, and time while an unscrupulous private eye secretly records their interactions and doctors the footage so that it looks like Howard is talking to himself.

Yes, there are the colorful cast of characters the player encounters along the way, but they all feel underutilized if they aren't eventually used as a «Guns for Hire» partner (we'll talk about that later in the review).

Yes, you may be hiring a professional, but publicists need you to be a partner, someone willing to confidently engage media and skillfully talk about your book via broadcast interviews or conversations with print media.

Though Thompson & Knight's gross revenues slipped by 11.2 percent last year, and its merger talks with Reed Smith broke off in January, the firm announced late Thursday it had hired litigation partner Philip Kessler to lead a new Detroit office.

Pinsent Masons is being sued by Spanish firm Ramon & Cajal, over allegations that it breached a number of agreements by hiring a team of its partners and associates following unsuccessful merger talks between the two firms.

My latest missive in The Lawyer about doing your sums before deciding to hire partners laterally seems to have exercised a few commentators who accuse me of not knowing what the hell I'm talking about.

We also talk to firm chairs, managing partners and hiring partners to understand who and how they recruit from law school, and the directions their firms are headed.