Sentences with phrase «job seeing as»

It really needs a professional dye job seeing as I'm getting over this purple color I've been rocking all summer and not to mention it's super dry lately.

In 2012, he was also elected as chairman of the committees — a job seen as more powerful than Speaker of the Lords — and automatically became a deputy speaker.

CIO magazine lists the jobs they see as having no future:

Not exact matches

Many candidates are prepared to talk about the high points of their career, but to get a full scope of how you will adjust to the job, hiring managers also want to see how you handle situations that don't go as planned.

The Minneapolis metro area saw 2.3 % job growth over the past year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, almost a full percentage point more than the nation as a whole — adding nearly 45,000 jobs.

Seeing someone like Katrina, who's done an A-plus job all around on so many levels — as a startup founder, as a leader who scales her company, as a leader who takes her company public — is hugely empowering.

U.S. welfare systems, Tanner says, tend to pull a person's benefits all at once as soon as they get a job — so much so that a person on welfare who gets a job will only see an increase of about five cents for every new dollar they earn from that job.

Seeing someone like Katrina [Lake], who's done an A-plus job all around on so many levels — as a startup founder, as a leader who scales her company, as a leader who takes her company public — is hugely empowering.

So while California, as seen above, has the largest total number of Canada - dependent jobs in total, it's actually North Dakota that would feel the biggest effect from heightened trade barriers, with more than 4 % of all jobs in the state having a direct connection to trade with Canada.

Instead of seeing this era as one of precarious insecurity, here's a positive take on job flexibility, possibility, work - life balance and empowerment.

Psychologists call this feeling of freedom to do your job as you see fit «autonomy» and have found in studies that not only does autonomy make employees happy, it also makes them more productive.

Since the fall, we've seen a calculated effort by the US and its allies to vilify and isolate Iran — as if that country's mullahs didn't do a good enough job of that on their own.

That's important because the majority of exporters are small, and as the economy experiences sluggish growth and weak job gains, they are generally seen as a bright spot for their reach beyond domestic markets.

For example: A job where you perform mundane tasks is going to continue being mundane if you just see it as «just a job.»

When a problem arises and your employee responds quickly to resolve it, you see that as a job well done.

As Cooper said in his e-mail, «It is... part of my job... to be relentlessly honest in everything I see, say and do.»

In short, when you look at the data closely enough, you could see it as easily argues that a higher minimum wage actually increased the number of jobs.

The recruiter sees it as his or her job to determine if you are those things.

During an employment recovery, such as the one in the United States, we tend to see full - time jobs increase with small declines in part - time jobs as part - time positions are converted into full - time ones.

Or as newly unemployed AI expert Andrew Ng, who quit his job at Baidu last week, told her: «I think it's fascinating that in a rather short period of time he's inserted himself into the conversation on A.I. I think he sees accurately that A.I. is going to create tremendous amounts of value.»

An increase in the number of people quitting their jobs is generally seen as a positive for the health of the labor market, as it suggests those people are confident they can find a new job.

Treasurer and general counsel — other senior positions in which women have made headway — also aren't seen as feeders for the top job.

While some observers see the plan as yet another way in which the provinces are pressuring the federal government to expand CPP, Ontario's opposition Progressive Conservatives have already condemned the program as a «job - killing payroll tax.»

But even when they aren't reflective of that guest, they can evolve to see their job as more than just a responsibility to do what needs to be done and instead have the expectation to get their hands dirty and help.

Researchers Christine Exley of Harvard Business School, Muriel Niederle of Stanford University and Lise Vesterlund of the University of Pittsburgh recently did a set of experiments related to female aggression in on - the - job negotiations in which, as they write, «we saw that women hurt themselves financially when they followed a blanket recommendation to always ask for more.»

«I saw this great job as a senior psychologist in Dubai that would be perfect for me — and my heart sank.

Sherman: Well they do a great job underwriting for companies that are trying to create a coin, ICO, or also marketing these companies and making sure that they're seen and that, you know, their coin is getting as much exposure as others.

He sees his job as part cheerleader, part instigator and part facilitator.

While the American public is overwhelmingly supportive of Mueller keeping his job and could be upset if action is taken against the special counsel's investigation, the editorial board fears that the public could see this as just another food fight in Washington, DC and let it go.

Groupon, another big daily discount site, saw massive layoffs in 2012 as well, cutting 648 jobs over a six - month period.

Several markets in the South and West — the two most popular destinations for vacation homebuyers — saw strong sales gains for years as job growth came back online after the financial crisis.

Powell in statements throughout the year, culminating with his recent Senate confirmation hearing, has been clear he sees little risk of inflation that would prompt the Fed to raise rates faster than expected, and takes weak wage growth as a sign that sidelined workers remain to be drawn into jobs.

The tendency to hire from within is even more pronounced in small industries, she says, where it is frowned upon to poach employees from competitors, and in countries like Japan, where «leaving a job is culturally seen as treachery.»

They're asked to tackle tasks like ones they would see on the job, such as solving a conflict between two underlings or leading a team of workers in creating a presentation for the CEO.

Frankfurt, Germany, was initially seen as the No. 1 beneficiary of finance jobs leaving London, but Reuters found that Paris has overtaken Frankfurt as the most popular destination for these positions, with more than 2,000 roles headed for France's capital.

In fact, most people in their day - to - day job would see themselves more as Newtonian Leaders than Quantum Leaders.

The final clause here involves a situation where an employee's job evolves to the point where they are no longer doing the same job (see section 1) as when they were hired because certain key responsibilities have been taken away from them.

«Some companies think it's too expensive, that it's a low - skill job and they don't see it as an invaluable part of their business.

The month before, he had accepted a job as CEO of a secretive start - up that was developing an industrial robot, and now he was about to see a video of the first demo of the machine.

These jobs are also seen as valuable «layovers» for male collegiate coaches who are waiting for chance to «move up» into the men's leagues.

Instead of merely seeing technology as taking away jobs — which to some degree it is — the book reminds us that technology can also be extremely effective in empowering people to find their fit in the new economy.

«People saw [that raid] as a positive thing in terms of doing our job on Bay Street.»

«Employees want the ability to execute their job responsibilities as they see fit,» Gobalakrishna explains.

It's your job as CEO to see opportunities others do not.

«As we see the younger generations seeking out their first jobs, we want to make them aware of the great opportunities available at McDonald's,» Jez Langhorn, a human resources executive with McDonald's, said in a statement.

As it becomes more competitive you may see people who otherwise would have gone to college try to compete in those areas and then out - compete people who are perhaps traditionally a better fit for those jobs.

At any time, employees can see real - time data relevant to their jobs, such as paid search traffic, daily sales leads and customer satisfaction rankings.

While most discussions of this topic focus on potential lost jobs or apocalyptic scenarios, these authors — Accenture's Paul R. Daugherty and H. James Wilson — see the glass as decidedly more than half full.

You might like to try out short - term job swaps as well, as people working in a role that's new to them can often see potential problems or new solutions that those there day in and day out just don't notice.

As McLaughlin attempted to do her job and ask questions related to the game and Gayle's performance, the athlete responded that he wanted to come on the interview «just to see [McLaughlin's] eyes for the first time.»