«This election can't be about who the general secretaries say impresses the most or who makes the Labour Party comfortable or who's the best
known candidate in 2015.
He'd served 16 years — half as a Village Board trustee, half as a Town Board councilman — and defeat is always possible in an election with good, well
known candidates in the opposition.
In a statement released by Murphy's campaign, Koch said he has gotten to
know the candidate in recent years and has been impressed by his «commitment to Democratic values, his political pragmatism, and his understanding of the issues affecting middle class families today.»
The group also spent more than $ 16,000 opposing one of the lesser
known candidates in the race, Paul Graziano, who has been active in local zoning issues.
Two lesser -
known candidates in 2012 — West Side district leader Joyce Johnson and perennial candidate Craig Schley — combined for 1,381 votes, which slightly exceeded Rangel's margin of victory.
MADISON, Wis. (AP)-- Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos on Friday became the latest prominent Republican to pass on the change to run for Congress to replace retiring House Speaker Paul Ryan, leaving the field open for lesser -
known candidates in a race that Democrats are increasingly optimistic they can win.
Not exact matches
Accenture has also worked on ways to get more women into senior leadership positions (they've changed the interview process so that
candidates of both genders get to
know more members
in the executive ranks) and to retain them (implementing a one - year no - travel policy for employees who are new mothers and fathers).
Cuban made those comments and others about the
candidates at the economic summit SkyBridge Alternatives Conference,
known as SALT,
in Las Vegas on Thursday, CNN reports.
Famously brash and competitive, he's best
known for castigating his competitors (he routinely dismisses AT&T and Verizon as «dumb and dumber»), uttering public profanities, and engaging
in the occasional Twitter war — including with then -
candidate Donald Trump,
in 2015,
in a spat over tweets
in which Trump criticized mixed - martial - arts star Ronda Rousey.
Befitting a campaign
in which the leading
candidate is
known for a TV show that blurred the lines between reality and scripted TV drama, there are any number of sub-texts and counter-narratives
in Trump's attack on Kelly.
Specifically, moderators wanted to
know what kind of leaders the nine
candidates would make
in time of crisis, and the kinds of policies they would enact
in the new era of terrorist attacks.
«I'm sorry we
in the media elite didn't take down this
candidate backed by people we don't
know who don't trust us» https://t.co/6bO35gZMc1
In contrast, a great interviewer will want to
know the specific accomplishments that helped the
candidate win, along with more information about the award itself, including how many people receive it each year.
This means
candidates know the outcome faster and we don't miss people
in the process.
This job taught me the power one garners by
knowing everything that's going on
in business and the world — who's doing well and might be a
candidate for a sale of a popular Warner Bros..
The goal is to
know as much about the
candidate as you can, not
in some quasi-stalker way but so you can...
The
candidate should
know exactly what to expect: when to interview, where to interview, who will be involved
in the interview — everything.
If you find someone
in the
candidate's network that you also
know well, make a note.
Some of my first responsibilities included shaping a newer framework for hiring, selecting, and interviewing; along with creating a great
candidate experience and getting to
know people
in a consistent and unbiased way.
«The
candidate who
knows the space and is really interested
in a company rather than just applying for a job will be able to engage with everyone who's interviewing him or her with interesting questions at the right level,» Baszucki says.
«The problem we had
in Missouri last time was we had that
candidate Todd Aiken and Claire McCaskill helped him win because she
knew she could beat him,» he said.
Before or after the interview, engage the
candidate in conversation about things you
know interest your team, such as sports or the latest Netflix streaming series.
Especially
in Mexico, where, as you
know, there is one
candidate who is running on a quite anti-American platform.»
Sure, at debates, like last night's great one
in Milwaukee,
candidates are always asked questions that begin with, «As president, will you...» but we all
know that presidents alone can't really do anything but put their socks on or,
in more recent years, play a lot of golf.
Until that point, few
knew he was even
in the running with the top two
candidates, Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman and former GE CEO Jeff Immelt.
No, the fights over top
candidates won't grow quite so fevered
in other industries, but a tussle for talent there will be.
Further, with government approval at an all time low and an upcoming election with two of the most disliked
candidates in decades, we may simply be
no longer able to rely on the actions of our elected officials to regulate social goods.
So while it's understandable the state of manufacturing is of concern to presidential
candidates, those who say they can bring back lost jobs
in the sector either don't
know what they are talking about, or are being disingenuous.
Tell everyone you
know what you're looking for
in a
candidate, including your friends, family and former coworkers.
And they
know that
in their role as interviewer, they are to ask questions, listen to answers and then interpret those answers as they pertain to the job requirements, the fit of the
candidate into the organization and other considerations.
I
know from personal experience that when I interviewed as a job
candidate, I had lots of questions
in my head that I wished to get answers to.
To make the best possible hires, it's critical to
know what traits you're looking for
in job
candidates — and to be sure that whoever you think you want can deliver what your company actually needs.
Everyone
knows that
in theory, yet often newbie entrepreneurs use the same tired interview questions used
in the corporate world for screening
candidates for startup jobs.
'' The spirit of the questions is to get to
know our
candidates on a more personal level
in a spontaneous format,» Smith says.
And he isn't the final arbiter: Employees — who
know best what works
in a flat organization — are regularly called for group interviews to assess
candidates.
In the book The Secret: What Great Leaders
Know and Do by Ken Blanchard and Mark Miller, an interviewer states that he provides
candidates a list of personal and professional references.
Democratic
candidate Roy Cooper has claimed victory
in this race, but as of Friday morning Republican Pat McCrory had not conceded and the result had not been officially recognized; with a 5,000 vote margin out of 4.7 million votes cast, the Associated Press reported it could be late next week before the winner is officially
known.
Sacca, who is
known for his early investments
in tech companies such as Twitter and Uber, launched into an impassioned speech criticizing the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, firing off a barrage of charges against Trump that were as fast, furious, and hard to fact check as those coming from the
candidates themselves.
A year ago,
no one would have predicted a Donald Trump nomination, but with Ted Cruz and John Kasich
no longer
in the race, it is a foregone conclusion that Trump will be the Republican
candidate for president.
Khosrowshahi emerged as the dark horse
in that process, beating out more well
known candidates such as Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Meg Whitman and General Electric's Jeffrey Immelt.
The
candidate from her party running
in Buenos Aires — the country's biggest province — has demurred when asked about the situation
in the Venezuela, saying that he did not
know «
in detail» what was going on there, later stressing the differences between the tenures of Chavez and Maduro and calling for dialogue with a third party, such as the Pope.
If she or he has hired and managed A's and B's
in this position... she will almost immediately
know in one interview if a
candidate is as good or better, time adjusted, for her A's.
In many cases, small businesses don't
know where to look for SEO specialists, or once they find
candidates, don't ask the right questions to separate the good from the bad.
If you make it through training — and that's a big if, since only a few out of every beginning class of 200 or so
candidates survives to the end — your fellow SEALs
know you're coming
in with an extreme level of training, toughness and willingness to be a part of the most feared and elite special operations fighting force
in existence.
And even if you don't, you'll
know you gave
candidates every opportunity to share their skills, experience, knowledge, and interest
in the job — which is what every interviewer should offer every
candidate.
With this
in mind, it's incumbent on you to get to
know each
candidate one on one, the way you'd get to
know a life partner.
It didn't achieve that goal
in a single day, but it did succeed
in its efforts to let people
know it was actively on the hunt for qualified
candidates.
But regardless, our findings suggest that both presidential
candidates will suffer from their past bad acts
no matter how much good they advertise
in the present, and therefore face an uphill battle
in trying to change their reputations with voters before November.
Something of the sort is already happening
in the ways companies hire; an increasing number of companies are adopting «blind interviewing» where the interviewees don't
know the appearance or even the sex of the
candidate.
They
know those contributions might become public at some point, and no company that sells a product wants to risk the kind of consumer reaction that engulfed Target
in 2010, after it contributed $ 150,000 to a Minnesota group backing a conservative
candidate opposing gay marriage.