Sentences with phrase «potentially help you with your job»

Julie Menin, commissioner of the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment, says there's interest in a training program that would coach those unfamiliar with these technologies and potentially help them with job placement.

Consider volunteering for an organization related to your industry, as a way to make new contacts who can potentially help you with your job search.

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Obligatorily, a sexy C.I.A. handler, the improbably named Vivi Delay (Amber Heard), pulls Ethan back into One Last Job, promising him a potentially lifesaving experimental drug for his help, just as he's tasked with three days of babysitting the daughter he barely knows.

Not only do the participants learn new skills associated with dog training, but the classes help with life skills and boost confidence, potentially helping its participants find jobs.

A very powerful LinkedIn feature, Groups help you uncover new networking opportunities, reconnect with your neglected network, demonstrate your subject matter expertise, connect with people at your target companies, and potentially land your next job or business opportunity.

Groups help you uncover new networking opportunities, reconnect with your neglected network, demonstrate your subject matter expertise, connect with people at your target companies, and potentially land your next job or business opportunity.

Among the myriad of places to conduct your research (Hoovers, Glassdoor, job boards, company websites, etc.), And why will they even want to connect with you, and potentially help you reach your career goals?

Market research is a big part of this job, and Sales Coordinators work closely with both the sales and customer service teams in order to help the latter two departments improve their performance, thereby potentially increasing company sales.

I know you are not an employment law specialist, but what advice can you offer an HR Manager who wants to help this employee get safely through treatment without having the added stress of paying for COBRA and finding a new job, thereby keeping my firm's name from potentially ending up in the news with some very bad PR?