Sentences with phrase «talks about the work history»

When talking about their work history, they often sound as if they're reading an official job description straight out of human resources, not describing an endeavor in which they have spent most of their waking hours.

Preparation is the key to having confidence while talking about your work history and future goals.

Include just enough so he knows you have the requisite skills for the job and leaving enough so you can talk about your work history when you meet.

Own it and practice talking about your work history and why your past positions have ended.

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According to this study's criteria, Plato's Symposium (which talks ENTIRELY about LOVE) would be regarded as merely an emotional piece... despite being one of the most foundational * analytical * literary works in history.

But you know it's a lot better to be talking about it and trying to work through it than ignoring it because I think for a lot of people in this city and in this country, they feel that their history has been ignored or affronts to their history have been tolerated.»

Overall, «STEM CELL REVOLUTIONS» is a great film for anyone wanting to learn more about the history of stem cells, hear legendary researchers talk about their ground - breaking work and patients talk about how stem cell therapies have changed their lives, and still get a down - to - earth idea of what is realistically being accomplished with these cells.

During your Health History, you'll have the chance to talk openly (and, of course, confidentially) about your health concerns and health goals — and to consider whether you want to work with me as your Holistic Health Coach, in 12 Good For You Health Coaching sessions, over 6 months (enough time for you to make real changes in your life).

I really think depending on your history, as long as you don't have this type of trauma that we're talking about, you're gonna typically have to be focusing on the gut primarily to get things working again.

Our professional membership consultant and matchmaker will spend the time talking with you about your background, your relationship history, your work, what you like to do on your free time and what you are looking for in a potential partner.

The more you think about the choices the filmmakers put into a movie and the more deeply you place the results (intended or otherwise) into context, the better you can talk about to a movie in terms of how it worked and the more you can actually write about a film while respecting the filmmaking process and the history of film.

Of the many thrills that come from interviewing creative people — variously, unknown, ascendant and at the top of their game — there's also the under - discussed flipside: talking with, 1) vapid young «actors» (line - reciters is more like it) who have neither a sense of film history nor an appreciation for their occupational good fortune and, 2) perfectly genial writers and directors who are nonetheless so relentlessly on script — occasionally reciting entire career - checking passages verbatim from press notes no doubt spit - polished into significance by some friendly faction in the dark wings — that you realize they actually have less summary insight or thoughts about several months or years of their own work than you do after 90 to 120 minutes with it.

She decided that, instead of working with objects, she wanted to work with people and spend her days talking about history.

Don't wait until Women's History, Black History, or Hispanic Heritage months to collect, display, and talk about the work of women, black, and Latino scientists.

The six promising practices in afterschool for the arts identified in the Afterschool Training Toolkit are as follows: Building Skills in the Arts; Expressing Yourself Through the Arts; Making Connections to History and Culture; Thinking and Talking About Works of Art; Integrating the Arts With Other Subjects; Involving Families and Communities.

Get inspired by Addie as she talks about the type of work she and other Facing History Student Leaders from Memphis are getting done together.

Hank is a great interviewer (so check out his site), and I was particularly happy that we not only got to talk about my Victorian San Francisco Mystery Series but that I was also able to introduce his listeners to the history behind the Paradisi Chronicles — the open source science fiction universe I have been working on with six other authors for the past year.

I could bore you with the history of the em and talk about the old days when typesetters like myself would work with lead characters, but to make things easy for you, simply think of one em as the space taken up by the character M.

The group talked about what day jobs they were doing when they decided to write about comics, the history of their respective websites and how they get contributors, the attitudes of news sites now and how it compares to early TCJ, them looking at other sites and how they cover comics, how they deal with interviews that are given under the condition that they focus on upcoming product, the ethics in covering comics and working in them, why they keep writing about comics and where do they want comics journalism to go.

Timothy Egan discusses his National Book Award winning work of non-fiction, The Worst Hard Time: The Untold Story of Those Who Survived The Great American Dust Bowl; he talks about the people he interviewed, the trigger events that led up to the 10 - year drought and whether history is likely to repeat itself.

The Wall Street Journal recently talked a company called AudioGo, whom has produced about 25 works exclusively for audio, including «Baseball Forever,» a remix of radio broadcasts of some of the top moments in the history of baseball.

No, I'm not talking about researching technology or dress or history for a current work in progress.

Kayla «Z06» Bianchi talks mostly about her own gaming history and preferences in the little interview, but you can also see some of her work for both the concept art and interior level design.

In this podcast, we talk about what inspires him, how it is to work on one of the most successful gaming franchises in history, and how the team at Blizzard keeps things new and exciting with each expansion.

The artist talks about his work researching natural history collections, how he crosses the divide b...

In the gig, they play music, videos, show slides and talk about the history of their work, how it has evolved.

Yinka Shonibare MBE weaves together themes of history and education, James Turrell unveils never - before - seen works, Jeff Koons talks about his iconic balloon dogs, and more.

Women in Arts Brunch We talked with Teresita Fernández about the history of Art Basel Miami Beach in our October issue and featured her in our January / February Departures 100, so we're thrilled to see her honored for her work at this brunch hosted by Art Basel Magazine.

A representative from St. George Gallery will talk about their history of working with Ethiopian artists.

Raad's works include The Atlas Group, a fifteen - year project between 1989 and 2004 about the contemporary history of Lebanon, and the ongoing projects Scratching on Things I Could Disavow and Sweet Talk: Commissions (Beirut).

«Art Critic Estelle Lovatt FRSA has the experience of being on both sides of the canvas; having trained as a painter, read art history and as a gallery exhibition curator, Estelle is able to teach, judge and talk about works of art, from Cave Art to Banksy, with expert opinion.»

He has written for international art magazines and exhibition catalogues; delivered talks about modern and contemporary art and his work at Artsy globally; worked for prominent galleries; managed major artist estates and foundations; and taught modern and contemporary art at New York University where he received a PhD in Art History and Archaeology from the Institute of Fine Arts.

Israel has written for international art magazines and exhibition catalogues; delivered talks about modern and contemporary art and his work at Artsy globally; worked for prominent galleries; managed major artist estates and foundations; and taught modern and contemporary art at NYU, where he received a PhD in Art History and Archaeology - from NYU's Institute of Fine Arts.

He talked with curator Nicholas Cullinan about works in the National Portrait Gallery, how they've influenced his practice, and the «role of history, questions of representation, biography, masculinity, and portraiture in a broader sense» in his work.

Chief Curator Heather Pesanti joins McMillian to talk about his new art in the context of a larger body of a work that weaves elements of US social and political history, the body, and architecture into complex tapestries entrenched in myth, memory, and storytelling.

In this week's roundup Yinka Shonibare MBE weaves together themes of history and education, James Turrell unveils never - before - seen works, Jeff Koons talks about his iconic balloon dogs, and more.

Fionn Meade and Walid Raad discuss the artist's work, which includes The Atlas Group, a 15 - year project (1989 — 2004) about the contemporary history of Lebanon, and the ongoing projects Scratching on Things I Could Disavow and Sweet Talk: Commissions (Beirut).

Artists like Hicks and Stuart, the latter an American artist who began creating environmental earth - based and minimalist works in the 1970s — and a recent addition to Jacques's roster — are «getting up there in age, leaving less time to talk to them first hand about the scope of their practices,» Jacques said, which is key to putting them on par on the marketplace and in history with their male peers.

The experience of talking with Lemieux in her studio about these and other notable works, both finished and in - process, made me very appreciative of her eccentric and enigmatic wit, conceptual feminism, meticulous craftsmanship, and reverence for art history.

We want to talk about Amanda McGowan and Mattie Rivkah Barringer, and their work with Women's History Museum.

The interviews talk with artists about their history, practice, and driving concepts to their work.

Talk: Destination London — South African Exiles in the 70s and 80s George Hallett will give a unique talk about his work in relation to exile and share his experience of South African histTalk: Destination London — South African Exiles in the 70s and 80s George Hallett will give a unique talk about his work in relation to exile and share his experience of South African histtalk about his work in relation to exile and share his experience of South African history.

Wunderbaum talks about collectively making work and their latest exploration The History of my Stiffness

We look at the rich history of protest art and, on the eve of a new group show, talk to radical artists about their work

And in The Guardian, Charlotte Higgins talks to artist Sonia Boyce about the recent furore over the temporary removal of Hylas and the Nymphs (1896) at Manchester Art Gallery (on the work's much earlier reception history, see Peter Trippi's essay for Apollo).

Christiana Spens went to the Saatchi Gallery to talk to Quilty about his exhibition, as well as his past work as an official war artist, embedded in the Australian Defence Force in Afghanistan, and his wider ideas about history, identity and brutality.

In her NYC Studio, Carrie Moyer talks about pivotal events in her life that brought her to painting, and the influence history has had in her work.

Delta talks about the ideas behind his work, as well as discussing his history as a legendary -LSB-...]

Delta talks about the ideas behind his work, as well as discussing his history as a legendary Graffiti writer.

An inspirational and humorous public speaker whose breadth of knowledge spans art history and philosophy with ease, the opportunity to hear Scully talk about his life and work at the Nyack Library on April 28th is one not to be missed.