Word: hire
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...When you hire people when they are famous, you are not asking the question--and Harvard absolutely does not ask the question--are they good teachers, will they make much contact with students? Fillingham asks...
...this activity should be directed to creating a network of contacts that will eventually lead to a job. Unless there is a booming, hungry employment market in the place you are going, you have to be a pretty good salesperson to convince an employer why they should hire an American student. Employers offering temporary jobs, in whatever field of capacity, are often seeking to fill an immediate need and will offer an opening to the first available, qualified body on the spot. Expecting someone to hold such a position for you while your letters go back and forth...
Damon grew up in Central Square in Cambridge. The acting bug bit him at age eleven when he began studying theater at the Wheelock Family Theatre. His first job was in a commercial spot at 16. He took the money he earned and went to New York to hire an agent...
...York State alone, Perot paid about $1 million to hire 80 temporary workers through employment agencies and newspaper advertisements. Earning from $8 to $10 an hour, they crisscrossed New York City beseeching passersby to sign up before the state's Aug. 27th filing deadline. Elsewhere, Perot's bounty has subsidized the remains of his political operation. The Florida campaign, which has shrunk from 38 to 10 outposts, solicits donations through a newsletter. In South Carolina and other states, workers are hawking Perot bumper stickers, baseball caps and T shirts. But none of these offices could stay open without...
...they could track down Mr. Miyagi and hire him as their personal massage therapist...