Sentences with phrase «require specific cultures»

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Gerlikas employs the most traditional materials of modern sculpture, wood and brass, which require specific knowledge and meticulous hand production even if the three pieces obdurately resemble found objects, either from nature or distant cultures.

From the culture and personality of the organisation, to the technical approach that in - house legal jobs require and the specific pay details, our in - house legal recruitment consultants will discuss the matters that are important to you.

Your interviewer is about to spill the holy grail with juicy tidbits such as: strategies and specific skills the job requires, priorities the job demands, and the culture of the company itself.

It is far better if you each out to so called insiders (employees who work in companies)-- they can share how hey got hired, what the company culture is all about, and what are the most important qualifications required for the specific opening.

We as a recruitment company lock in on making and keeping up the perception of client's exceptional, far reaching all inclusive culture and rationale, with a specific end goal to extend the client's yearnings to the potential and gainfulness of required talent making us the selection office of choice in Kenya.

In the field of child health, factors that are influenced by culture, such as parenting practices, decision - making with regards to child health and bereavement practices of families, require specific attention.

These positions within Vic DOJ require specific skills, with the occupant being required to have demonstrated knowledge and understanding of the Victorian Koori community, both society and culture and the issues impacting on it, and a demonstrated ability to communicate sensitively and effectively with members of the Victorian Koori community.

They also recognise that school readiness requires an acceptance and understanding of a new (learning) culture for Aboriginal children who may have to adapt to Western schooling expectations that may not align with specific cultural expectations in the home.