Sentences with phrase «job advertising spending»

We later discussed her current job advertising spending.

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After losing his job at a casino and being inspired by the film, I Love You, Man, Olson spent $ 300 to buy space on an electronic billboard for 24 hours, which he used to advertise himself.

A few days spent knocking on doors and meeting people face - to - face can often turn up potential jobs that never get advertised.

DeFrancisco, a Republican candidate for governor, pointed to a push by GOP lawmakers, including Majority Leader John Flanagan, to end the START - UP New York program, which was created by Cuomo and has been criticized for its spending on advertising, but producing a lower number of jobs than initially projected.

Flanagan indicated he wanted a broad - based review of economic development spending, including some areas that are potentially sensitive to Cuomo, such as the money his administration spends on advertising job - creating efforts and a review of the «lack of accountability for major deals and projects that fail miserably when it comes to creating jobs.»

A report released last week showed only 408 jobs were created by the program, while the state spent more than $ 50 million to advertise it.

Zemsky afterward expressed annoyance at repeated questions about the details of the Start - Up NY program, which has spent $ 45 million on advertising but so far created just 408 jobs.

Last month, the state's Empire State Development agency produced a report on the program's outcomes revealing that in its first year it created only 76 jobs yet spent $ 53 million advertising the program nationwide.

The state's Empire State Development Corporation has spent roughly $ 25,000 on advertising for each of the jobs the Start - Up NY program is expected to create, the audit found.

In recent months, START - UP NY, a central part of Cuomo's massive economic development arsenal, has been vilified by some state legislators and conservative think tanks after it was reported the program created just 408 jobs across the state since 2014, leading the critics to question whether the $ 53 million spent on advertising and marketing was worth it.

Critics say the program should be suspended in light of a state report that shows that $ 28 million has been spent advertising it but it created only 76 jobs in its first year.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Gov. Andrew Cuomo's signature economic development program, Start - Up NY, created just 408 new jobs in its first two years - including nine in Central New York - despite millions of dollars spent advertising the program.

Past reports sparked controversy because Start - Up NY participants have created 1,135 jobs in 2 1⁄2 years while the state spent $ 53 million in advertising to promote the program.

He even jabbed at Gov. Andrew Cuomo's much - maligned Start - Up New York program, which has spent some $ 53 million on advertising to encourage companies to relocate to the state but reaped only 408 new jobs.

His Startup NY initiative, which grants tax exemptions to companies that either launch in or relocate to state college campuses in New York, has created only 408 jobs according to an internal report published last month — despite $ 175 million the ESDC has spent advertising opportunities in the state, $ 53 million promoting Startup NY alone.

But Start - Up New York created just 408 jobs in its first two years of operation, despite the state spending more than $ 53 million dollars to advertise it.

The reports have sparked controversy because Start - Up NY has created 1,135 jobs in 2 1/2 years while the state has spent $ 53 million to advertise the program.

Miner cited news reports that found 150 companies have signed up under the program and are promising to create 4,000 jobs, but the state spent more than $ 200 million just to advertise the campaign.

Miner cited a media report that said Cuomo's Start - Up NY program had spent $ 207 million in advertising costs to support 150 companies who pledged to create 4,000 jobs.

Zemsky afterward expressed annoyance at repeated questions about the details of the Start - Up NY program, which has spent $ 45 million on advertising but so far has created just 408 jobs.

Kathy Hochul and Chris Collins will spend more than $ 4 million on television advertising this campaign season to win a job that pays $ 174,000 a year.

I was exceptionally lucky that, at exactly the moment I started looking for a job that coupled research with something else, the Zoological Society of London advertised for someone to spend half of his or her time doing research and the other half combining media and communications work with fundraising for the organisation's wider scientific programme.

To this day, we have spent $ 0.00 on marketing and advertising, and no one has that in their job description here, either.

With each lie they will spend millions on advertising to convince you that they are doing a great job, while business remains the same.

For this reason you should treat online advertising with caution and not spend too long applying for jobs that you don't want, or don't stand a reasonable chance of getting.

This means that we recommend that our clients spend the majority of their time networking or in other activities that will help them to access the approximately 85 % of job openings that will never be advertised.

Knowing that amazing jobs at companies like Nike are not advertised on the internet, she spent seven months hustling and sniffing out the best jobs in the city with her own unique networking strategy!

It reduces the dependency on the job board and advertising spends and increased engagement with applicants.

Money otherwise spent advertising job openings, phoning applicants, and screening candidates, is maximized by the efficient and expertly sourced shortlist of talent delivered to you by Aspire Recruitment Solutions.

The flow on effect of this is feeling forced to spend significant amounts of money advertising jobs and engaging recruitment agencies, which can result in lost productivity.

Resume for Advertising Sales job is to be done in a simple language and should be brief so that the recruiter is able to spend least time to read the contents and assess the suitability of the candidate.

Recruiters in any industry are often swamped with resumes for any advertised job, because of this they will rarely spend more than just a fraction of a minute reviewing your resume.

You will be seeking new opportunities while working with existing clients to deliver exceptional service throughout the North of England with a large proportion of your time spent on business development with new (warm) and existing clients by the way of networking, cold calling & client meetings, along with regular advertising to attract new candidates using various means such as job boards, job centres, websites and social media.

After his second telemarketing job, David helped build a magazine called Condo Media, where he spent most of his day cold - calling businesses to sell advertising.