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hir·ing
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Hiring
of Hire
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hiring
obtain the temporary use of something on a agreed payment
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of hiring in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of hiring in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
Examples of hiring in a Sentence
Hiring Bill was one of the best decisions I made, what I found was a partner who always had my back, but always was willing to tell me whatever I needed to hear. That's the kind of mayor he will be. Somebody who will stand up and fight for the people of New York, but also tell them what they need to hear.
Given how warm February was, there is a risk of another upside surprise in the jobs data like there was in January with the gain of 517,000, even as the Bureau of Labor Statistics tries to correct for the seasonal noise, even if there is a healthy downward revision to the January estimate, it will require another month at least for the noise in the data to be corrected and the true pace of hiring to be understood.
The exercises I watched them solve ... would be considered challenging problems for a Google hiring interview.
The people are filling thosegrocery shelves, they areworking harder than ever before, they are hiring people, they have the protective gloves, they have the masks on... they built theseplastic shields... at the register.I go to the post office, samething.
Think of the infamous example of celebrities in California hiring private firefighters, they're better able to protect themselves when these hazards happen.
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