Examples of using Working world in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In so doing, we play a criticle role in building a better working world for our people, for our clients and for our communities.
In so doing, we play a critical role in building a better working world for our people, or our clients and for our communities.
Millennials, who make up 50% of the worlds population, will face a radically different working world to the one we know today.
But we aren't here to talk about the pitfalls of the college graduate in the working world.
You don't have to look very far to see that the working world is changing.
However, they have not shared it with their children due to the changes in the working world(32%), or because of the little predisposition of their children to listen to them(22%).
And our veteran faculty understand the skills you will need to succeed in the working world by giving you plenty of experience, from your entry-level
other initiatives helping students from the nearly 200 Denver public schools prepare for the working world.
was inspired by his uninspiring stints in the working world.
Tucked into those days were the joys and strains of every day living, my husband starting a new business, and me trying to find a place for myself in the working world.
His training, adapted to the current reality of the working world, allows the student to develop perfectly in any company and can develop a promising professional career.
scientific expertise, which make them suitable for insertion into the working world with ethical and caring attitude.
as well as the creation of a comprehensive child-care program to ensure the full integration of women in the working world.
Masters degrees are perfect for career-oriented people who are seeking to advance in a field they're already part of or who have an extremely clear idea what type of job they are searching for when they leave school and enter the working world.
Masters degrees are ideal for career-oriented individuals who are looking to advance in a field they are already a part of or who have a very clear idea what kind of job they are looking for when they leave school and enter the working world.
Keeping Israel's Arab population at the margins of the public sphere and preventing members of the Arab sector from being promoted to management roles in the working world contribute to a negative self-image,
either because you love university life or are unable to make a decision about your future and want to explore more about your chosen subject before entering the working world.
It's similar in the work world.
Now the work world is far more dynamic and transient.
Adults in the work world face similar pressure.