Sentences with phrase «job of sticking»

The yoga teacher resume sample does a nice job of sticking to yoga and showing the applicant can do the job.

The candidate did a great job of sticking to pertinent work history.

The developers have done a fairly good job of sticking with Tolkien's lore and the story is actually a fascinating one if you can remember what it is in among all of the orc murder that you will be doing.

Defense Grid 2 does an excellent job of sticking to the plan of what RTS games on consoles should be.

This allows four tires to share the job of sticking the vehicle to the road in turns.

-- or reflecting on their practice — «We should all make sure that students understand how they are being graded, and do a better job of sticking to the syllabus.

Basically EVERY other horror franchise does a better job of sticking to the successful components of the first installment, which normally means that the main antagonist is featured every single time.

In the meantime, I decided that I simultaneously need to do a better job of sticking to my goals — regaining that elusive self - control — and that I also need to do a better job of forgiving myself when I fall off track.

I'm also doing a really great job of sticking to my morning workouts!

All in all, I'm doing a great job of sticking to my meal plan this week.

So, the good news is that if your breath stinks, you're probably doing a good job of sticking to that dietary needs.

They bear the scars of this job of sticking their head in the hole all day long.»

The YNN crew caught up with Chautauqua County Executive Greg Edwards earlier today after he voted (presumably for himself and his running mate, gubernatorial hopeful Rick Lazio), and, as usual, he generally did a good job of sticking to his talking points.

Apparently Gov. Cuomo does a good job of sticking up for his state and appreciates the value of having good jobs for residents.

Seems like he's also doing a good job of sticking with the times by taking this selfie.

Not exact matches

Tough questions — like whether to leave you comfortable job or start your own business, move across the country in pursuit of opportunity or stick close to home, study economics or art, get down on one knee and propose or give it another year — cause many of us to break out in a cold sweat.

A lot of people are stuck in dependable, but ultimately boring 9 - 5 jobs.

They say, «I'm stuck here,» looking at their cubicle job as the end, there is nowhere else to go, and they feel like they will never reach the desired destination of «success.»

While it may be pragmatic to stay in the job you're in and stick with the status quo, «you'll end up living a life of mediocrity, unfulfilled and bored.»

Unlike a generation ago, when workers frequently stuck with one company for the majority of their careers, if not their entire career, now people switch jobs frequently, Cook says.

Also, notwithstanding a silly fiscal policy and the ongoing political impasse, the U.S. economy has some very good things going for it now, as even king of doom, Nouriel Roubini, couldn't help but note: the Fed is going to stick to its asset - buying regime for the foreseeable future, providing a monetary protein shake the recovery still very much needs; the housing rebound is well on its way, which is helping Americans rebuild their wealth and is boosting employment in many states with high jobless rates; and the shale oil and gas revolution continues to power investment, job creation and revenue growth.

Another concern with charging hourly is that you're often stuck making that same amount of money each hour - regardless how long it takes to complete a job.

«People who do a great job don't just get to stick around in companies forever,» says Squire, who is currently the non-executive chairman of Kognito, a U.K. - based data management firm.

Working at the same job for decades or staying in the same line of work for your entire career can get you stuck in a rut.

Not only are his 200 workers likely to stick around longer, he says, they're more productive, and they do a better job, which is important to Klock, whose company provides high - end all - natural food to some of the biggest organic retailers in the country.

«I had been stuck in the trap of ongoing, un-fulfilling marketing jobs,» Hinton told Business Insider.

'' @CaseyCagle would sacrifice thousands of jobs, endanger our state's economy, & stick a finger in the eye of a huge employer in our state just to satisfy his buddies at the NRA,» Mantha tweeted.

Out of these different motivations, an employee's relationship with his / her manager is one of the biggest reasons why employees leave or remains stick to their jobs.

A few Fed policymakers worry the U.S. economy, which has delivered strong job gains but worryingly weak rates of inflation, could be stuck on a low growth path that requires low rates for years as well as new policy tools.

Today, Grybek is a marketing and public relations coordinator with the Habitat for Humanity of Collier County in Naples, Florida, a job where «there's more of an emphasis on productivity versus sticking to a set schedule each day,» she said.

In other words, Alberta is using a carrot instead of a stick to create higher - end manufacturing jobs.

If my post came across otherwise, then I guess I should stick to my day job of trading.

This is also true for the cohort of young workers who are stuck in jobs for which they are overqualified and who are having trouble securing the professional experience that would make them increasingly productive over time.

Through personal experience as a one - time stock broker - trainee turned successful entrepreneur, Robert Tuchman knows what it's like to be stuck and what it takes to break free of a frustrating job and build your career on your own terms.

In the long run, it could cause more women to opt out of the job market, leaving people like Thornley stuck with overpaid, underqualified men.

As we can see, when it comes to their smear jobs, the MSM flings at the wall all the mud it can fit in its hands, hoping that some of it might stick.

If one's counterargument to this fact is that this particular task is the job of a portfolio manager, then (1) why assign such misleading titles like «financial consultant / adviser» to their employees when salesman is a more appropriate title; and (2) why does nearly every portfolio manager employed by commercial investment firms stick to low - utility diversification strategies that consistently underperform non-managed, passive index funds year after year?

We thank the SEC for referencing our letters (including CFIRA's) 60 times, for sticking to the original intention of the JOBS Act and for submitting a very workable proposal.

August's labor market report showed annual wage growth stuck at 2.5 %, despite the consistently high level of job creation.

Though sticking with a stable job may feel like the path of least resistance, you're still going to utilize the skills you've gained that helped you build a successful career to launch a business.

While the unemployment rate remains stuck above 9 percent, a class of bureaucrats at the National Labor Relations Board is threatening hundreds of jobs by suing an American employer for politically motivated reasons.

A couple of the artisans are college - educated, but they're stuck working part - time housekeeping jobs.

I have several notebooks full of ideas on things churches could be doing to share Jesus more effectively with the world, to do a better job in making disciples, to help children grow up and «stick» with Christianity, to make the services more meaningful, to help people connect with God, to develop real and genuine friendships within the church, and on and on.

Many ambitious students complete graduate school and find themselves stuck in heaps of debt with few job prospects.

We have ceased to be a democracy and wished our elected rep's would stick to doing their jobs of making sure the country's bills gets paid and leave it at that.

Most of these were workers stuck in part time jobs, and women were more likely to be among the working poor, as were blacks and Hispanics (www.bls.gov).

But Sunday comes fast, and you're stuck in the drudgery of the «paycheck cycle,» where your job has become nothing but a paycheck.

So I'm reading Tribes by Seth Godin, which is a fantastic book on leadership that I highly recommend to those of you who like to think outside the box, pursue big ideas, or quit your job and stick it to The Man.

To finish, religion and government should be completely separated, religion should be private and should not be discussed / debated to get more votes and they should stick to what really matters which is getting the economy back on track, getting people jobs, and getting corruption out of businesses / government.

Gone are the days when simply sticking to the letter of one's job description will suffice.