Sentences with phrase «tough job ahead»

You are going to serve a senior executive so be prepared for tough job ahead because in the absence of a senior executive, you are the one who will step in to do her job.

While Mazda will have a tough job ahead of it turning the heads of customers shopping for luxury vehicles in the three - row crossover segment, it's now not out of the realm for them to seriously consider the CX - 9 as viable option.

Whoever they hire to don the eye patch is going to have to a tough job ahead of them.

(He did, acknowledge, however, that O'Neill would have a tough job ahead of him in working to mend police - community relations.)

Matt Laslo reports on the tough job ahead for Israel.

The team was booed off at half time during that game and Mick McCarthy has a tough job ahead of him if he has to turn around his team's fortunes with the squad at his disposal.

Not exact matches

Clifton Rutledge has one of his toughest jobs yet in the restaurant business ahead of him — reinvigorating the stock price of a chain in the ultra-competitive fast food business.

TOUGH ROAD: Michelle Sasaki has a big job «'' well, «big» is a huge understatement «'' ahead of her, but she's got credentials few high school coaches can match.

The assemblywoman has a tough road ahead, but she is trying to connect the dots between local issues like trash pick - up and a mayor she says is refusing to do his job.

The fact that teaching jobs were shed after these recessions were officially over should not be surprising, given that school budgets are set, teacher contracts are made, and federal and state funding are allocated ahead of time, causing the public - school sector to respond to tough economic times more slowly than the private sector.

Other people argue that in today's economy, where it's tough for recent grads to get decent jobs, going to a top university will put you a step ahead of your competition.

Nintendo did a great job last year but still has a tough road ahead, so expect the unexpected

It is a fact of life that most lawyers tend to be tough in evaluating business prospects, have more courage in billing top rates, and doing a better job in advising clients of the firm's billing practices ahead of time, if they have to account currently to a committee of peers.

It is a fact of life that most lawyers tend to be tough in evaluating business prospects, have more courage in billing top rates, and do a better job in advising clients of our billing practice ahead of time, if we have to account currently to a committee of peers.

He seems under no illusion that times ahead will be tough and he has a difficult job to do.

A professional profile is a bonus for job seekers as it helps you stay ahead of the tough competition when you send in your job application for a vacancy with a reputed establishment.

By Jacqui Barrett - Poindexter When it comes to job search, as in other tough, but surmountable challenges in life, you must ditch the excuses that keep you from taking action and forge ahead!

When it comes to the latest professional resume format 2016, you must be able to understand that it is a tough task ahead of you with regard to getting the attention of a possible employer that you are fit for the job.