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...TIME: Facebook is looking to hire a stock administrator, isn't that a signal you're preparing...
...that harsh environment, the militant Chongyron organization founded in 1955 proved an effective answer to the need of the zainichi to band together to protect themselves and their identity. Kim offers an example from his own life: As a Korean college graduate in 1961, no Japanese company would hire him, so he went to work for Chongyron...
Still, is that any reason to vote for someone to be President? Should the world's most important job be an affirmative-action hire? Shouldn't we be seeking--for this job above all others--the best person for the job, rather than choosing, even in part, on the basis of race or sex? Isn't that what America is really about? Even the familiar dodge about seeking "diversity" doesn't apply in this case: there's only one President...
...first challenge for the companies that want to hire the best young workers is getting them in the door. They are in high demand--the baby boomers are retiring, and many Gen X workers are opting out of long hours--and they have high expectations for personal growth, even in entry-level jobs. More than half of Generation Y's new graduates move back to their parents' homes after collecting their degrees, and that cushion of support gives them the time to pick the job they really want. Taking time off to travel used to be a résum?...
...long ago that the candidate who appeared to have laid out a straightforward path for himself to reach the 2008 Republican nomination was John McCain. With the Republican establishment climbing aboard the Straight Talk Express, his campaign budgeted for a $100 million race, in which it would hire all the party's top talent and contend vigorously across...