Sentences with phrase «in private industry»

The few scientists I've known who were motivated largely by money all work in private industry where their salaries are potentially much higher.

Nonetheless, some analysts contend that the entire system should be transformed into something akin to the 401 (k) retirement plans increasingly used by workers in private industry.

My background is in cybersecurity in private industry in corporate risk management.

He has served in educational leadership or research positions in private industry, in an urban public school district, in a state department of education, and at the university level.

Approximately half of our past postdoctoral associates have gone on to faculty positions, with the others pursuing careers in private industry, government agencies, or nonprofit environmental organizations.

The process is similar to that found in private industry.

Only one in five employees in private industry today has a defined benefit pension plan that will pay a fixed amount in retirement.

Design / build is commonly used in private industry construction projects and in many cases is considered a more efficient way to get building done.

All this extra money then, in turn, is used to buy other things which helps more sellers and retailers in the private industry.

He spent over a decade in private industry working for some of the largest fortune 500 companies in the country.

Prior to his work in public education, he spent 10 years as a certified public accountant, specializing in private industry and public sector clients.

Public awareness of nutrition, health, and food safety will continue research efforts, primarily in private industry.

My wife and I currently both work full time — I work in private industry and my wife works for our city's board of education.

Unfortunately, he did not complete an internship and could not find a engineering position in private industry.

I've always heard that the federal resume was a different animal than the resume used in the private industry and was wary about drafting one myself.

(In many years in private industry before entering education I never had one boss ask me to take out a piece of paper and pencil and quiz me on my knowledge.

He worked in private industry for more than 35 years, first in management positions at Citicorp and Chase Manhattan Bank before founding SDS Technologies, a developer of data and money transfer networks.

Before and after he left the Russian Interior Ministry, he had an unusually high profile abroad, attending conferences in the United States and Germany and making contact with Western government officials and people in private industry, according to people who knew him and saw him at international events.

Dawidziuk, who took a year off to work in private industry before coming back to biology as a grad student in the lab, focuses on mathematical modeling, using the spore data to pinpoint the times when crops are at the highest risk for infection each year.

Steve has an extensive background in private industry where he spent over 20 years negotiating collective agreements on behalf of management with some of Canada's largest and most iconic retailers.

Alyssa Gallagher and Kami Thordarson, widely recognized experts on Design Thinking, educational leadership, and innovative strategies, call this new perspective design - inspired leadership — one of the most powerful ways to ignite positive change and address education challenges using the same design and innovation principles that have been so successful in private industry.

We contend with variables most adults in private industry do not — the ever - changing emotional and academic needs of children, each of whom is struggling to find a personal identity in the school community and the larger world.

In general, most employers in private industry and government, as well as admissions offices in colleges and universities accept a GED certificate or diploma as they would a high school diploma.

With 15 years of experience as a resume writer for employees, managers and executives in private industry and in government, I can make your that your resume is a document that truly sells.

Powell worked in private industry much of his life and was a partner at Carlyle Group from 1997 to 2005.

In addition to her work as a psychologist and parent educator, Dr. Reischer also spent many years working in other roles in private industry, including business consulting at McKinsey & Company.

In 2015, the most recent year for which data was available, close to 4,400 of these men and women in private industry construction suffered work - related injuries — and almost half of them lost time, wages and flexibility on the job as a result.

Cuomo early on lavished attention on the area, seeking to invest state resources in private industry and becoming a backer of keeping the Buffalo Bills in western New York.

That is a standard practice in private industry!

Once Ph.D. s are hired in private industry, they actually perform well, and they tend to be happy,» Lemaire says.

This immersion is used in disciplines as diverse as medicine, physics, neuroscience, green technology, structural engineering and archaeology at universities, government research agencies and in private industry all over the world.

If they don't find work at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, they can make a good living in private industry.»

Instead of moving ahead with a government - built Ares - 1 rocket with a capsule on top called the Orion, Augustine and Edward Crawley, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology engineer and panel member, said that NASA instead might rope in private industry for a joint effort to build a less ambitious vehicle that could be ready by 2016 — rather than 2017 or later than Ares is likely to fly.

Out in private industry, if people are asking you to give them what you have and then you don't share, they will go and do the same thing, which will take them time, but they will go and do it and find it and make you irrelevant.

All these described steps of pharmacologically or agrochemically oriented substance research can only be conducted in private industries, especially when given the fact that many steps in industrial development are meant to optimize newly discovered basic principles and therefore are not suitable even for sophisticated master's or doctoral theses.

Skelding, who'd been working as a software programmer in private industry, saw Shou's job opportunity posted on Craigslist and jumped at the chance to get more involved in scientific research — and to spend his days building (and programming and testing) lab tools.

If you are forced by an outdated seniority system to pay some teachers more than they are worth or could get in private industry, or accept less effort, resources are being expended based on what is good for the union and teachers and not what is best for kids.

Seventy - eight percent of workers in the private industry also receive paid vacation, making it much easier to take time off for much needed rest and relaxation.

ERISA is the U. S. federal law that sets minimum standards for pension plans in private industry.

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There are a hell of a lot of great scientists in private industry (e.g., those horrible pharmaceutical companies that make way too much money).

Statistics published by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) show that 21.4 percent of workplace fatalities in private industry during 2015 were in construction.

I came back to work at Dechert after a short stint in private industry because I get to work every day with people who are smarter than me.

In 2012 for example, there were 177, 580 back injuries reported for workers in private industry according to Bureau of Labor statistics.