Sentences with phrase «very junior person»

This usually results in a default hire of a very junior person, with no game plan for how they should develop their practice to truly fill the gaps identified.

My point here is this seasoned engineer should not have had a five - figure salary, even if it made sense in a historical context (she had joined as a very junior person, consistent with prior salary).

Explains company's lead data scientist, Jessica Kirkpatrick, «Very junior people tend to get recruited out of school, and more senior people get recruited by executive recruiting firms by companies willing to pay a premium for a C - level manager.»

Not exact matches

«There was a very good turnout with probably close to 1,000 people coming out for the four games,» said Ken Garrett, president of the Junior Falcons Youth Football and Cheer program.

«There are a lot of traditionalists at other universities, so it's been a challenge to gain the respect of some of our peers,» he adds, «But at the same time this has, and continues to be, a big attraction to some very talented people, both junior and senior members in the scientific community,»

Juniors revealed that «the firm is very vocal in its desire to hire nice people.

For instance, we would have three - hour meetings with two lawyers, one of whom was very junior, yet we were billed for all their hours, regardless of the value each person was (or was not) adding.

As a result, most junior lawyers and their families face a very negative economic future, and do so at a time when people have never needed lawyers more.

Junior recruiters are the first people who screen candidates» resumes so it is important for them to be analytic in their thinking and possess the ability to separate the not so great prospects from the very good ones!