hire people

"They tell me not to hire people who are good enough to take your job away," he says.

What's the one business that everybody wants to hire people?

Then they hire people to help drive up the price of the stock.

In the last few years, I've hired people to tend things for me.

Some companies hire people who have degrees in other areas.

They also say that she hires people based on looks.

Thousands of companies are hiring people right now to do just that!

But we could wind up hiring people who have worked there in the past.

We're beginning to hire people for the more responsible jobs.

"Who else but restaurant industry would hire people below age 16?"

He hired people smarter than him in every key role.

Never again would she let her aunt hire people to work around the house.

Hire people you can trust, and give them photographs but no information.

The business owner is the person who hires people for work.

Yet it continued to hire people to replace them, they said.

"I want the money back to hire people who will do the work.

"Sure, I can go out and hire people in order to make numbers work," he added.

The firm had hired people all along in the wrong proportions.

His company has gotten larger and he had started hiring people.

"It never used to be a problem to hire people to work here for the summer.

No, I think our chief of staff is trying to hold the line on increases in hiring people.

But there is a tendency these days to hire people to do that for you.

One of the things I try to do is hire people that have the potential to become head coaches.

"The importance of being mayor is to hire people better than you are and back them up," he said.

Members of Congress want to hire people who agree with them."