Word: hire
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...site claims it has “one of the most prestigious, highly-sought after pools of job applicants anywhere.” According to spokeswoman Elizabeth Arnold, SquareJobs’ 75 percent hire rate means that three out of every four people who post resumes on the site receive job offers...
Arnold contrasted this rate of hire with that of the well-known site Monster.com, which she claimed has a hiring rate of only 3 to 4 percent. A search of Monster.com did not turn up a hire rate...
Arnold attributed the 75 percent hire rate to “where we draw our employers from, our community.” Graduates of the 40 eligible schools are apt to look for new hires among the alumni of their own alma maters as well as graduates of similarly top-tier schools, she said...
...remaining amount, estimated at $80,000 to $100,000, was used to hire professional Washington lobbying groups for “internal advisory, not lobbying,” according to Casey...
...furious again. Waving a newspaper that held a teammate's unflattering, anonymous quote, the Los Angeles Lakers star confronted each of the other players: "Right here and right now," he said, seething, "I want to know who said this s___." No wonder Lakers coach Phil Jackson tried to hire a team psychologist to help him douse the fire ravaging his squad...