high-level job

A lot of women worked in the campaign, and aides say many will get top high-level jobs.

Since more women hold high-level jobs, their time off for pregnancy has caused serious problems.

He has created high-level jobs - for example, chief financial officer - at the company that did not exist before.

Public interest is high since reputations and high-level job security are seen to be at stake.

I had interviewed with her for a high-level job a few years back, but I didn't make the cut.

ARE you new to a high-level job and fearful of failure?

"You get a very high-level job performance, she says.

But he is known for a special interest in policy development after a series of high-level jobs in prior administrations.

Sufferers can often hold high-level jobs and do extremely creative work between bouts.

It has been rare for a securities firm to bring in an executive from outside the financial industry for such a high-level job.

That executive, Andrew Bush, was ultimately selected for a permanent high-level job as an agency administrator.

And of course Dad has some androids working for him in fairly high-level jobs, but it didn't occur to me to make friends with them, either.

Or maybe the destruction of their home towns gave those people a kind of drive that led them to their current high-level jobs.

Asked if his high-level job might be subjecting him to stress that was bad for his health, he said: "I don't think so.

Soon, another member put him in touch with his brother, who had a high-level job in Kent State's purchasing department.

On April 18, 1978, he was unexpectedly fired after he criticized the government for excluding blacks from high-level jobs.

But of 14 high-level job openings - manager, general manager and president - none was filled by a member of a minority group.

And Marilyn Hudson, a Federal prosecutor, reported losing her job because a new supervisor didn't want women in high-level jobs.

He nominated several flawed appointees for high-level jobs then dropped them as they became too controversial, adding to the impression of temporizing.

That experience paid off when I left the Navy and was interviewing for a high-level job at General Electric.

The woman next to Cyrus Mobarak has the brain of a clam, and she got her high-level job through family influence.

Urban and key schools almost invariably operated on a six-day full-time schedule to prepare students for further education and high-level jobs.

Forced to leave her university studies after her first year, she worked as a trilingual secretary, eventually landing a high-level job at Swiss Air.

Wallach screened a number of candidates for high-level jobs in the Justice Department, and he prepared others for the confirmation process.

Those who are appointed to such high-level jobs should be "willing and able" to defend the Administration's position on abortion, Ms. Glenn said.