Enter a job title and a city and the tool turns up results showing the median earnings for individuals with that job title in the city you selected.
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The sexist job title award now goes to data scientists.
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First, by extending her job title beyond just "makeup" artist.
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An earlier version of this post misstated her job title.
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An earlier version of this post misstated his job title.
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Daniels' job title was new, but the location was familiar.
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It's unclear how long her incorrect job title was posted.
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"Freelance social media consultant" as an actual legitimate job title.
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It estimates pay by job title, industry and employer size.
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The article also misstated Jamie Nordstrom's job title at Nordstrom.
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A job title can say a lot about a person.
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Best salary-related advice: Don't lock yourself into a job title.
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Everyone likes a fancy job title or one that sounds senior.
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Yeah, on the quote, unquote "audience development" sort of job title.
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The article also misidentified Mr. Elmamlouk's employer and his job title.
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An earlier version of this article misstated Brittni Switser's job title.
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As of today there's a new job title in the UK government.
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Make sure to list "Internship" or "Fellowship" next to your job title.
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Job Title: Legislative Assistant Earthjustice is the premier nonprofit environmental law organization.
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Or, beware of a job title that exaggerates the role and responsibilities.
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An earlier version of this article misstated Santiago Rico Calderón's job title.
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The Pay Reports estimate pay by job title, industry and employer size.
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Correction: This story has been updated with Dana Anderson's correct job title.
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The goal is to become something bigger than a specific job title.
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What is that person's job title and where is the job located?
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According to Harvey, "Dating is a lot like business," and men are driven by "Who They Are" (their job title), "What They Do" (the functions of said job title), and "How Much They Make" (how much they make).
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It's also unclear if President Trump knows what that job title means.[ZDNet]
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What was expected of them if they did not have a job title?
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What they look for: continuity of work history, job title progression and education.
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On the letter, everyone publicly signs their full name and their job title.
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Although she did not explicitly name Pham — just citing the CTO job title.
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Correction: This story was updated to correct the job title for Sarah Hofstetter.
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Actor, rapper and comedian Will Smith is taking on another job title: vlogger.
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This report takes into account job title normalization that groups similar job titles.
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Take chief executive officers, the highest paying job title in America, for example.
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For starters, you can't just name drop the company or your job title.
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Can I use my unofficial job title to make my résumé more competitive?
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Read more: Meghan Markle's official job title is 'Princess of the United Kingdom.
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Charlotte Clymer's job title was misstated in a previous version of this post.
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Currently, there are more than 1,000 Glassdoor job openings for this job title.
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Job Title: Sr. Legislative Counsel/RepresentativeEarthjustice is the premier nonprofit environmental law organization.
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But there's a new job title that he finds especially thrilling: furniture designer.
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Fifty percent say good credit is more important than an impressive job title.
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The rest of those still bearing the job title are accountable to others.
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"Record yourself saying your extended job title, followed by your name and actual job title," reads a post on her website, advertising a campaign that encourages women to state all of their roles, even the ones that extend beyond the workplace.
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That is leading to the emergence of a new job title: chief diversity officer.
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And, starting in 2017, I got to add "writer" officially to my job title.
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There were roughly 147,000 women and 107,000 men with this job title last year.
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A previous version of this post misspelled his name and misstated his job title.
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The database included information like job title, profile picture, and general location of work.
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But instead of a job title, it had a symbol from the game's language.
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It's been a great [NUMBER] years working at [COMPANY NAME] as their [JOB TITLE].
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Upload your photo and make sure your username, name and job title are set.
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Speculation about the author's identity, motivation and current job title intensified as publication neared.
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The job title "Consultant" is familiar to many, but its responsibilities aren't always clear.
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Once we normalize for tenure and job title, and we found that we didn't.
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Mark Simon's job title on LinkedIn couldn't be more literal: Hockey Guy in China.
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What should prevail is the best idea, not your role or your job title.
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You can also hover the cursor over a job title to find more information.
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LinkedIn will auto-generate a headline for you consisting of your current job title.
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Hmm, if only there were a person whose job title includes handling such things.
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Creating value at your existing job is about distinguishing yourself from your job title.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story misstated the job title for Elise Lemle.
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The flexibility of email personalization is dictated by one's career, institution and job title.
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The flexibility of email personalization is dictated by one's career, institution and job title.
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She still has the job title HR assistant at Giza listed on her profile.
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But when the company started out in 2009, no one had a job title.
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Mr. Fagliano offers us what is essentially a fill-in-the-blank theme in the form of "The [job title] wore ..." Your job is to figure out which items of clothing are theoretically appropriate for someone holding that job title to wear.
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Using base salary data submitted anonymously by employees over the past year, Glassdoor calculated the current median base salary for a job title, compared it to the current market value for that job title and then calculated the difference between the two.
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He's a rock-and-roll legend, but Steven Tyler's favorite job title might be Grandpa.
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Correction: A previous version of this story misstated Andy Lack's job title at NBC News.
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Each level has a slightly different job title at each company, but they closely correlate.
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The job title most searched for by Americans looking to work in Canada was engineers.
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Is success a fancy job title, a bank account with more zeros, a manicured lawn?
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The story has been updated with confirmation from Uber and Saint John's new job title.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's unofficial job title could be translator-in-chief.
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If you're looking for networking, include your job title and a few other professional facts.
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Tap "Add other field" to access even more options, like URL, birthday, and job title.
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These "raw gap" numbers are not adjusted for seniority, job title or location, Citigroup said.
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Would the weight of the job title lead to a change in tone, style, rhetoric?
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Check out LinkedIn profiles of people with your job title who work at other organizations.
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As, now you're the CEO, you've got the job title, you've got the suit going on.
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If I could sign a contract with that job title on it, that would be great!
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And make sure to zero in with surgical precision on your desired job title and company.
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"Typically, the algorithm looks for continuity of work history, job title progression and education," he said.
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As a mother, your heart opens up and you become more than just your job title.
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Kushner's statement, which could be considered a political endorsement, included his official White House job title.
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But despite his job title, Lueders says he is not responsible for computer security at CERN.
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That's the job description for this sweet job title, Chief Taco Officer at Moe's Southwest Grill.
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The best ideas can — and often do — come from anyone, regardless of job title or hierarchy.
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Unlike most who held her job title, Hicks did not tend to the campaign's messaging strategy.
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Still, it's just a matter of time before King's job title changes to model-actress-poet.
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But at SFMOMA, despite the prestigious job title, he would have received a significant pay cut.
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Mr. Pompeo's change in tone about North Korea seemed to reflect his change in job title.
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Then I googled his first name, job title and the area of town he worked in.
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Her job title was "lay principal," and she had no formal training in religion or theology.
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Job title: Legislative Director, Lands, Wildlife and Oceans Earthjustice is the premier nonprofit environmental law organization.
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Here are three steps to take: Having worth is not limited to a specific job title.
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Can this be my new job title, is there like a management person I can talk to?
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And when it comes to future career paths, astronaut is the only job title on her list.
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My job title is pretty ambiguous, but I'm essentially a lab/office manager at a hospital lab.
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Similarly, knowing the exact kind of company and job title you want helps hone in your strategy.
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A quick check on LinkedIn confirms Hadzaad's new job title: "Head of New Bot Products at Amazon".
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More flexibility and freedom doesn't have to come at the expense of your paycheck or job title.
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Each record included names, email addresses and their employment histories, such as their employer and job title.
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A DHS employee did the same, but did not feel comfortable confirming his job title, he said.
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An earlier version of this article misstated Eli Russell Linnetz's job title on Kanye West's "Famous" video.
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That was well before "influencer" was considered a job title and the same year that Instagram debuted.
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As many of you know, I've been working as a [job title] at [company] for [number] years.
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Another reason that Fukuyama's article got noticed may have had to do with his new job title.
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The story has been updated to correct Papandreou's job title at Waymo from head of strategic partnerships.
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If you're at a cocktail party and someone gets your job title wrong, do you correct them?
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If asked, city officials would verify only basic details, such as employment dates, job title and description.
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This volatility can be measured across workers of a certain job title, industry, company and geographic location.
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A new proof of concept sniper course might create a new job title in the shooting community.
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The job title of Council president was officially renamed public advocate in 1993 by the City Council.
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A LinkedIn search for Periscope turned up no employees whose job title reflected user safety or content moderation.
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The job title of chief executive was not included in the list, as those positions are relatively rare.
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Instead, getting to a more personal space helps Jarrett understand what drives the candidate beyond the job title.
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In other words, stfu if your job title has the word futurist, evangelist, visionary or wizard in it.
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The tool asks you for your job title, employer, current salary, location and years of relevant work experience.
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He'll be featured this spring in an Outside magazine story on his other job title: scientific shark tagger.
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Garfield is the drum doctor, a job title that encompasses about as much rigor as an actual physician.
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The Harvard-educated father-of-two still has "President of the United States" listed as his job title.
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He wants to know how things are, and remains intrigued by but unsure of my actual job title.
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The job title in the posting is for vineyard farmworkers, though the posting did not describe working conditions.
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However, the most interesting section of the report is the one that breaks down compensation by job title.
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It's detailed, and it's down to the person and their job title and their location and their company.
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I wanted to reach out because I'm very interested in applying to the JOB TITLE with COMPANY NAME.
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But News Pro puts a slight twist on this by using your job title to make its suggestions.
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Among those whose job title specifically includes "oil and gas," many were hired in the past two years.
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Job title and accomplishments This is a very common and effective way to start out a cover letter.
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Project-by-project it's not hard to see how Frank's advertised job title is starting to make wonderful sense.
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At the moment, Sabatier's main job title is blogger and author of "Financial Freedom," to be published in February.
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Ted Cruz also rode the Tea Party wave to Washington, only to be tainted by his new job title.
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Costs of training programs can vary widely, and the payoff depends on your job title and where you live.
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Job Title: Data Researcher Location: London, WC2N 6HT Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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Median Income: Since Oishi's actual job title is director of financial capability, she knows how to stretch her dollar.
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If that's too drastic for you, you can choose to hide your picture, your job title, your education, etc.
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The number of job openings per job title represents active job listings on Glassdoor as of 1/8/16.
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His LinkedIn profile says he's been at Amazon since May 2017, but doesn't provide a job title or description.
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"I had the amazing fortune to have a boss that did not box me into my initial job title."
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Women in the US earned $1.001 for every dollar a man earned at the same job title and level.
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I started with Timothy Leighton, whose job title at Southampton University is, literally, professor of ultrasonics and underwater acoustics.
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On the phone with Ms. Rodis, I had only a moment to worry before she mentioned her job title.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to add "acting" to Meehan's job title as DHS public affairs assistant secretary.
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Today, Cuccinelli's USCIS job title is "senior official performing the duties of the director," according to the agency's website.
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Where does Manuel Torresmutt work, what is his job title and how long has he been doing his job?
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So when users put "Jew hater" as their job title, that automatically appeared as a legitimate targeting category to advertisers.
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" It's a strange thing, for a woman whose current job title is "adviser to the President of the United States.
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If you've noticed anyone in your LinkedIn network changing their job title to "girlboss" today, there's a very good reason.
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But contestants Haley and Emily Ferguson definitely received the most outrageous non-job title in season 20 of The Bachelor.
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Elizabeth Warren tweeted at Larry Page that Congress will still hold him accountable for Google, regardless of his job title.
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They may have a dumb job title, but they know what they're talking about, and tend to be concentrate gourmets.
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The researchers used the Twitter Application Programming Interface to select users that had their job title listed on their profile.
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Turning A Profit Now, Instagram Husbanding has moved beyond family and friends, becoming an official job title with a salary attached.
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Despite their shared job title, participants had different ideas about what their specific business and individual role should be focused on.
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Nearly 1,000 employees have signed one of the two letters, including their name and job title with no gesture toward anonymity.
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But Google decides, if a job title is good to go with the male or the female English third-person pronoun.
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Her new job title is gun violence prevention minister -- the first position of its kind in the nation, the church says.
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For him to give the young, manipulative Anika a stunning speech about her influence over Empire and a new job title?
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I was thinking to myself, I got the girl, the home, the social status, the job title and tons of power.
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As many of you know, I have been a [your job title] at [your company] for [however long you've been there].
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It comes from old accounts and services, leaking an address here and a job title there — what experts call data exhaust.
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I'm a freelance [job title] and just saw your post on [site/source] about looking for help on a [project type].
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Danielle Bernstein, better known as fashion influencer and blogger WeWoreWhat, has clocked up decade of having "influencer" as her job title.
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But Jarrett points out the value in taking the time to get to know colleagues beyond their job title and responsibilities.
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The report focused on "raw pay," which gauges median total compensation when salaries aren't adjusted for seniority, job title or location.
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Everyone gets the same treatment from me, no matter your job title, or if you are black, white, brown, or whatever.
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Glassdoor defines "least competition" for this list as "at least one job for every job seeker on Glassdoor, per job title."
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The job title of his finance director, Anthony Mercurio, is stripped of any obvious reference to fund-raising: national investment director.
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REAL ESTATE An International Real Estate column last Sunday, about a property in Bogotá, Colombia, misstated Santiago Rico Calderón's job title.
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When he started at Fox in 1994, the reality genre was so young that his job title was director of specials.
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First, I choose based on varying location, salary, and job title — with a priority placed on including diarists from marginalized communities.
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I don't know your job title, but that is part of the job for lots of personal assistants in your industry.
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Having a less-than-stellar job title or working at an unexciting company can make you feel like you've failed already.
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WASHINGTON — Scott Lloyd's unadorned job title betrays little hint of the power he has over the pregnant teenagers in his custody.
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If you're looking for something else to worry about today, try searching for your own job title on this new web tool.
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Even though part of me wanted a break from the burnout, I was terrified of who I'd be without my job title.
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Finding a mentor can mean identifying someone with a skill you want to learn, not just someone with a better job title.
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Her job title partially belies how important she has been to Trump, working closely with him through years of ups and downs.
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"Gary's story resonated because it was about a man being bigger than his job title," Mr. Russo's cousin Andrea T. Goeglein said.
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Sadly, their job title leads them into many conversations with people who like to make the same, Star Trek-related dad joke.
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"Mind the basics: say please and thank you, make eye contact, smile, and treat everyone, regardless of their job title, with respect."
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The Website Demographics tool allows businesses to break down their website visitors across eight categories including job title, industry, company and location.
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But, as it turns out, a college education and a prestigious job title do not necessarily mean you'll be raking in cash.
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PayScale's Salary Survey gives you a salary range based on responses from thousands of people with your qualifications, experience, and job title.
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We are people just like everyone else, we have people we love, families, goals, and entire lives outside of our job title.
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More recently, a buzzy new job title has emerged from the same group of companies: that of site reliability engineer, or SRE.
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Its options related to location and job title are a bit more limited than calculators on bigger sites with more data capability.
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After spending time studying the drink in Mexico, Mercer returned as a leading consultant, having fully earned the job title Tequila Goddess.
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"She's very aware of everyone in the room and what their job title is," Perry told me later in a phone call.
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An earlier version of this article misstated Ethan Brodie's job title; he is director of institutional sales at Bernstein's, not an analyst.
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Therefore, to pique your interest there would need to be a significant pay increase and upgrade to your job title and responsibilities.
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It's a job title you might expect to find at a media powerhouse or Silicon Valley start-up: head of digital engagement.
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" The job title, with security clearance of "secret," is something straight out of the 1997 sci-fi comedy classic "Men in Black.
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Men or women who are sexist and don't have the same level of respect, it doesn't matter what your job title is.
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Start at the jobs page on LinkedIn and you can browse by job title and location using the search boxes at the top.
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However, although an intern or junior may feel like they are working every role within the company, do not exaggerate your job title.
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I have a lot to say this morning — yesterday I pitched to change my job title, and my nerves have fully kicked in.
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It's a small company with less than 20 researchers; Spleeters' job title is head of regional operations, but he has no permanent employees.
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It may also entail restructuring positions, so that a person who gets bigger checks and has more responsibility gets a new job title.
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Debbie Wasserman Schulz, DNC chairwoman, on day one of what is perhaps the most important week for a person with her job title.
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Participants were presented with an image, name, and job title of an employer as well as an employee testimonial, which were all fictitious.
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Rhodes's job title is deputy national security advisor for strategic communications, which means informally that he oversees communications related to American foreign policy.
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And after completing an intensive training program, she joined our team of covert online operators – a job title that remained secret until now.
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When controlled for factors such job title and seniority, the gap narrows, with some experts calculating a disparity as small as 98 percent.
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Elon Musk is getting a job title change ... because he'll no longer be a Tesla chairman after reaching a settlement with the SEC.
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Instead of just age, gender, country and language, developers can now see the aggregate Likes and interests, education level, job title and more.
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Paul Ryan's current job title may be Speaker of the House, but he is, for all practical purposes the Speaker of the Republicans.
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" "There are 3 records for individuals with a first name of 'Donald', a last name of 'Trump' and a job title of 'President'.
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"New Job title: Filming lying on my stomach on rotating mechanisms in front of a blue screen," the actor captioned the below photo.
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Take PayScale's Salary Survey, and get a free report with a salary range based on your job title, experience, education, skills and location.
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For example, you can opt out of being shown ads based on information like your relationship status, employer, job title and education history.
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" An earlier version of this article misstated the job title of Cory Gibson on the satirical news show "This Hour Has 22 Minutes.
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Josten, whose official job title is executive vice president, has led the Chamber's government affairs and policy divisions for more than two decades.
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Once a year, the company publishes an internal document, available to all employees, that lists everyone's salary and bonus pay, name, and job title.
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It occurred to me that literally every noun in her job title would have made no sense to her great-grandmother, or to mine.
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Hi [insert recipient's first name], My name is [insert your first name], and I'm a [insert your job title] based in [insert your location].
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There are some mentions of his new gig, though, but the roller boy himself seems surprised it was his job title for the series.
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What matters is how many degrees of separation you have from the boss, not what you know or what your job title may be.
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What she won't have: An official job title — though she reportedly plans to adhere to the same ethics rules as other West Wing employees.
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Many French voters, according to polls, would like to see her keep her current job title—présidente indeed, but only of her own party.
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Update: An earlier version of this article wrongly said that Kair Käsper is CEO of Klaus; his job title is actually head of Growth.
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Related or not, 153 percent of the time, men receive higher salary offers than women for the same job title at the same company.
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Myerson used to sit on the senior leadership team at Microsoft, but nobody with Windows in their job title is there to replace him.
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The problem is that Facebook allows advertisers to target people based on self-reported categories like field of study, school, job title or company.
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According to the film, workers are strongly pressured to keep their job title off LinkedIn profiles and not share job details with family members.
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Ever stumbled across a job title, gotten really excited, and then felt the enthusiasm and energy drain out as you read through the requirements?
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Even when comparing men and women with the same job title at the same company, with similar education and experience, a pay gap remained.
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While he's unwilling to reveal his employer or specific job title, he says that the company was looking to hire gamers just like him.
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This was a sham title because Mr. Wildstein's real job title would not have looked good on a business card: dark-arts political operative.
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I've been researching salaries for [job title] in [industry] industry, and it looks like the mid-point is around [mid-point from your research].
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For many women at Nike, the company hierarchy is an unclimbable pyramid — the more senior the job title, the smaller the percentage of women.
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And the default advertising settings allow targeted ads based on a user's relationship status, employer, job title, education and use of websites and apps.
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But women still make men who have the same job title, and often lack the same opportunities men do to get promotions and raises.
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If you're a DEF CON attendee, your grandma has seen stories about your world on TV, maybe even a pundit with your same job title.
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Even when comparing men and women with the same job title at the same company and with similar education and experience, a pay gap remained.
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As digital communication continues to replace in-person meetings and even phone calls, your online presence — even your avatar and job title — becomes more important.
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The group members who speak to each other, each with job title names like Hero or Gardener, voice their concerns and complaints to one another.
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A McLaren spokesman said Seidl was not a 'like for like' replacement for Boullier and the changed role was reflected in the different job title.
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She doesn't have a job title, per se, but she's made a career out of having fun and connecting people, particularly through music and events.
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" The Web site Dealbreaker, noting Icahn's lack of conflict-of-interest constraints, proposed an alternative job title: "Secretary of Do Whatever the Fuck You Want.
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A quick refresher: I have [number] years of experience in [2-3 things you do best], most recently working for [company] as a [job title].
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I also wanted to get a sense of what entrepreneurship looks like as a career, rather than simply as a single job title or startup.
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Gmail allows users to store a contact's name and email, as well as numerous other details like company, job title, phone number, address and birthday.
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It's not unusual upon meeting someone at a party or a bar to be asked about salary, job title, personal relationships, education, and marital status.
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Where you exceed and fall behind in these areas will ultimately affect your consulting focus and job title in two to three years, he added.
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Additionally, you can make changes to this at any time, whether it's a job title update, a new link, or adding a social media handle.
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By 1993, I was tired of having to coddle young men who did not take responsibility, even when they had the job title and authority.
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"I think for some people (reporters, say), it probably makes sense to have your job title and your cellphone number in your signature," she said.
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The last name of Zach Scott has been corrected and his job title now reflects that he is no longer sheriff of Franklin County, Ohio.
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Ms Allen is now the acting leader of Change UK. But even as her job title has grown she seems to have shrunk as a politician.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - HSBC is catering to China's soft power push, creating a job title sure to charm Beijing: Head of Belt and Road Initiative.
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"Today, for every $1 earned by men, our female employees in the U.S. earn $1.000 dollars at the same job title and level," the company says.
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I've used this at dinner parties to great effect: It instantaneously removes stereotypes about your job title and explains the value you bring to the table.
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By contrast, Forbes places the average Cuban worker's salary averages under $30 per month, regardless of job title or qualification, adding up to around $360 annually.
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After all, both in Moscow and Washington, the key to true power has more to do with your relationship to the president, not your job title.
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Bannon initially maneuvered his way into a seat on the National Security Council just days after the president's inauguration — unusual for someone with his job title.
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The show has so many trainers, in fact, that they started rebranding some of these contestants as "business owners" or "entrepreneurs," a favorite catchall job title.
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It has a few formal terms: job title, working hours, initial pay, and so on, but many of the most important duties are not written down.
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Thiel was a huge part of Trump's transition team, though it's unclear precisely what job title he may have within the White House at this point.
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Companies share their employees' anonymized salaries in exchange for access to the vault, which is searchable by job title, location, company size, revenue, and funding stage.
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And with an update that rolled out this spring, developers could see other details, too, like aggregate Likes and interests, education level, job title and more.
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My official title was "Revenue Inspector," which was not the most descriptive job title, and I had the job for the summer and fall of 2005.
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In 2016, Tristan Harris, whose job title at Google was "design ethicist," left the company to focus on a new nonprofit he called Time Well Spent.
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Every Cabinet agency has an embedded appointee, with the job title of senior White House adviser, who is situated near the secretary's office, the newspaper reported.
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Chief membership costs $5,400 per year for members with a vice president-level job title and even more for those in the C-suite, at $7,800.
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Updated 3-9-20 at 12:04 pm EST: This story was updated to correct the name of Doctor on Demand and Albert Chan's job title.
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The new "Double Dare" reboot will feature one very familiar face -- the show's OG host, Marc Summers -- but Summers' new gig has a different job title.
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Enter your job title, location and years of experience and Glassdoor will give you an estimated range of how much people in your job typically make.
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The issue was that advertisers were able to target users with words and phrases they manually entered under categories like field of study, school or job title.
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The 2000 U.S. State of Salary Report found that the highest paying job title in the United States is orthopedic surgeon, with an average salary of $133,213.
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With such a small staff, most of the people that make up the festival staff are asked to take on far more than their job title suggests.
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Hugo Barra's job title is still Facebook VP of VR, while Andrew Bosworth is the VP of AR/VR; we'll likely hear quite a bit from them.
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One of the donors whose money violates the pledge is Lynn McRoy, who listed her job title as "medical director" from Pfizer when she made her donations.
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Her character, Nicole Walker, came to the fictional town of Salem as a small town waitress — though "scheming gold-digger" might have been her unofficial job title.
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Depending on how economists or analysts control for factors like job title, location, industry, educational attainment, company-size, work experience, and age, different size wage gaps emerge.
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There was no summary, and the work experience section that followed his skills included a job title and one measly bullet that attempted to sum everything up.
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Now, thanks in part to the craft beer market explosion, we can add one more exciting new job title to the list: Beer Historian — at the Smithsonian.
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She asks for your employer's zip code, your job title, and the number of years you've been in that position to learn more about your raise prospects.
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Inspired by our conversation, I wrote up a proposal for a new job title and job description for 2016, while also listing my biggest highlights from 2015.
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M&S insiders also point to McDonald's all-encompassing job title of managing director, a subtle difference from previous incumbents' title of director of clothing and home.
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Begin by entering your current employer, location, job title and how many years of experience you have, as well as your current salary and level of education.
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Among Microsoft employees in the US, the company said, underrepresented minorities earned $1.006 for every dollar a white counterpart earned at the same job title and level.
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You can search the site for your own company or for your job title to find out how much other people who do what you do make.
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It was that same bartending career, however, that made him burn out and lead him down the road to become 213 Hospitality's "Spirit Guide" (actual job title).
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"Tinder didn't used to have your job title, and then they turned it on one day without telling anyone, so suddenly my success rate dropped," he said.
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The most important detail for full-time employees to list is their job title (if currently employed), while for job seekers and freelancers it's their top skills.
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A morning of breakfast talks in Belfast provided the latest signs of problems for Mr. Johnson, who has added "minister for the union" to his job title.
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"For many women at Nike, the company hierarchy is an unclimbable pyramid - the more senior the job title, the smaller the percentage of women," the suit reads.
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You&aposll work with "a stork" (how cute is that job title?) if you want to change anything about the box, from prints to sizes to styles.
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That's because more than most people who have held his job title in past administrations, Cohn is playing a major role in promoting key White House policies.
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His job title was special assistant to the president for international energy and environmental policy and in that capacity he worked on a lot of climate issues.
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As those of us who were fired a decade ago well know, there are some principles more important than holding on to an impressive government job title.
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It's not enough to just know their job title: Make sure you have a handle on what they have been up to and what their current position entails.
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Alongside the risk percentage are projected growth rates in the next seven years, the amount of people sharing that job title as of 2016, and median annual wage.
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Back to my case: I used my Google sleuthing skills to track down D's job title and place of work, home address, phone number, and social media accounts.
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Although not yet official — Gadowski's LinkedIn profile simply lists his latest job title as CEO at "TBA MOBILITY SERVICE" — Go Flash is one of Berlin's worst kept secrets.
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"And that's a conservative estimate," said John Leonard, who is unofficially known as West Hollywood's weed czar and whose official job title is community and legislative affairs manager.
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It has a few formal terms: job title, work hours, initial pay and so on, but many of the most important duties and obligations are not written down.
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The disparity was largest — nearly 30 percent — between men and women in finance and insurance, without controlling for job title, education and years of experience, among other factors.
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CNN also reported that Zinke has touted the job title while discussing such issues as climate change, coal revenue, national monuments, precious metals, endangered species, fracking and drilling.
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Job Title AssociateJob Duration Full TimeCompany Keybridge CommunicationsAbout Our Company Keybridge Communications is a DC-based public relations firm that specializes in writing, media placement, and issue advocacy.
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Pamela Druckerman Paris — A FELLOW I know arrived at work recently to find that his company had hired someone new, and given the woman his exact job title.
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Although EFCA's legal representative for filings in New Hampshire has an EFCA email address, her LinkedIn profile shows that her job title is Campaign Projects Coordinator at Tesla.
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This is so important because anyone can call themselves a financial planner; that job title is not regulated or associated with any kind of experience, credential, or education.
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"The trajectory of wealth is very basic," said Leonard Steinberg, a New York broker with the creative job title of chief evangelist at the real estate company Compass.
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Being specific with your job title, and use the same description an employer would type, Ian Siegel, cofounder and CEO of the employment marketplace ZipRecruiter told Business Insider.
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He's the first person in the world with the job title Emoji Translator and it's his job to help companies navigate safely through this growing emoji media minefield.
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Jesse Lee, whose mouthful of a job title is "Special Assistant to the President and Director of Rapid Response," signed online today to announce his departure from the Twittersphere.
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What Google is doing is using an algorithm to find the most relevant salary estimates for that job title, even though on the web they're not connected at all.
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And when it refined that comparison further to include only workers who also had the same job title and similar employers and locations, the gap fell to 4.9 percent.
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Computer science was far and away the most popular field of study by some 12,000 LinkedIn members with the job title CEO at companies with at least 50 employees.
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Pat became second lady — a job title that is even less defined than that of first lady — in 28500 after her husband was elected as Dwight Eisenhower's vice president.
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Rizo was "floored," she said, to learn that although she had the same job title as he did, was better educated, and had more experience, he was paid more.
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You probably have a nice, round number attached to your job title, whether it's an annual salary or an hourly rate, but that's not what you're actually bringing home.
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The Virginia woman who was fired after flipping the bird at President Donald Trump's motorcade in 2017 has a new job title after winning a local election on Tuesday.
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It's hard to talk about goals and ambitions without feeling like what we have now — from the cash in our bank account to our job title — is somehow lacking.
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In its Local Pay Reports, Glassdoor outlines wage trends of full-time U.S. workers, examining pay by job title, industry and employer size in 10 major US metro areas.
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Eventually, he wins both girl and continent, and is given the plum job title he has worked so long for: East Africa bureau chief for The New York Times.
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The Corps may soon open a new course, a shortened version of the Marine scout sniper 423 MOS course, and a new job title: 242 Marine scout primary MOS.
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But some also said the integration process wasn&apost explained well and that the new tasks were imposed on them without any change in job title or pay increase.
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Tools like Glassdoor's Know Your Worth can help you measure the market pay of a job based on where you live, your job title and your relevant work experience.
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And the job title is changing, too: Mr. Martins was the company's ballet master in chief, a grand, perhaps grandiose title; the new leader will be an artistic director.
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Alex Jones, the radio host for whom "conspiracy theorist" is both a lifestyle and a job title, has been hocking "information" about the secret government operations behind chemtrails for years.
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O'Rielly was introduced using his government job title and spoke primarily on topics related to FCC business, leaving no doubt that he was attending the event in his official capacity.
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My boss was toying with the term 'Creative Consultant' as my new job title as I (hopefully) transition out of being an assistant, which was supposed to happen months ago.
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Breaking it down further, Lauzen found that men outnumbered women regardless of job title (staff critic or freelancer), the type of media outlet, or the genre of the film considered.
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Total employed in the US: 1,240What they do, according to O*NET: This job title encompasses many positions, including security management specialists, business continuity planners, sustainability specialists, and online merchants.
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" The outlet also noted that since the scavenger hunt began, Fuchs had removed her Goop job title from her Instagram bio, replacing it with the phrase "BUT WHERE IS @gabriel.
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A March study done by the job site Glassdoor found that when the numbers were adjusted for job title, employer and location, women earned about 5 percent less than men.
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I created eight Facebook accounts in one hour last week that purported to be me, using my exact name and job title and a photo pulled from my verified profile.
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In September 2014, Eric Adams became the first person in New England — to his knowledge, the only person in the country — whose job title is prevention, enforcement and treatment coordinator.
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I created eight Facebook accounts in one hour last week that purported to be me, using my exact name and job title and a photo pulled from my verified profile.
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There's no perfect way to write a cover letter, but there are some must-haves: specifically stating your desired job title, showing excitement for the opportunity, and keywords, keywords, keywords.
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Google turned over a "snapshot" of employment data, including job title, gender, race, salary, bonuses, and incentives for about 21,000 workers located at its headquarters in Mountain View, California, that year.
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When the earnings of women and men with the same job title, education and experience at similar companies are analyzed, women are still paid less, but the gap is significantly narrower.
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The tool will also let managers sort candidates by location, like "programming in Boston," to narrow down prospective employees based on their skills and location, not for the exact job title.
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The fact that Palmer was willing to put up with it despite literally having the job title of "banking expert" just goes to show how much inertia is at work here.
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A resume shouldn't read as a biography, but more of an advertisement, advised Cenedella "No one is hiring for a VP of everything, that is not a job title," he said.
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And for people who don't really feel attached to their job title or description, it gives them the opportunity to be seen in the way that they want to be seen.
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Job Title Associate Job Duration Full Time Company Keybridge Communications About Our Company Keybridge Communications is a DC-based public relations firm that specializes in writing, media placement, and issue advocacy.
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Find the right person to contact (the person who, based on their job title, is most likely to manage the kind of work you do), and send them a friendly email.
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And there is a distinct and persistent gap between pay for men and for women, even when they hold the same job title and have worked the same amount of time.
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The Mediator column on Saturday, about media figures who continued to work with Harvey Weinstein in spite of rumors about his sexual misconduct, gave an outdated job title for Janice Min.
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They want to know what you did in your previous roles — not what your job title was, or how famous your company is, or a laundry list of your job requirements.
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Under the Your information tab, you can see some of the ways Facebook is targeting advertising at you: your relationship status, your job title, where you went to college, and more.
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Job Title Associate Job Duration Full Time Company Keybridge Communications About Our Company Keybridge Communications is a DC-based public relations firm that specializes in writing, media placement, and issue advocacy.
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On the face of it, the elevation of MBS to crown prince, replacing his older cousin, Muhammad bin Nayef, means only that his job title has caught up with reality (see article).
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She knew definitively that she wanted to be an aeronautics engineer when she was in middle school, even though she wasn't quite sure if that was an actual job title or not.
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When implementing this strategy, you might have to use your job title as a segue, but transition immediately into a story about something that was fun or inspiring to you at work.
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Gonzalez's most valuable job title, however, is her role as co-founder and director of Gonzo Soccer, a non-profit organization that teaches soccer, life and leaderships to girls in Hispanic communities.
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The gentle creature has an impressive job title (BOTUS), a fire Instagram, and as of Tuesday, his very own children's book, written by Pence's daughter Charlotte and illustrated by his wife, Karen.
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But now, it's not uncommon to see a New York Times profile on a digital influencer, nor is it as odd to hear someone say "professional internet creator" is their job title.
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The kind I imagine each of the contestants feels the first time they walk into the Bachelor mansion with nothing but a name, a job title and a glass of white wine.
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A new Facebook option in the status update composer allows Pages to formally share a job opening with related details like job title, salary or if it's full-time versus part-time.
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In 20153 such occupations, the adjusted salary gap between female and male workers with the same job title is more than double the U.S. average adjusted gender pay gap of 4.6 percent.
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The Inner Circle claims to have a strong vetting process that looks at job title, LinkedIn connections, and photos (shagging potential), so I would need to up my game to fit in.
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Tony Eady's job title at North Charleston High School is "Student Concerns Specialist," which he, by way of Ms. Smith, says means that he is "the eyes and ears" for the principal.
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Less than three months prior, it was Oracle in the hot seat, when the Department of Labor sued the company for paying white men more than others with the same job title.
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By 2016, according to the study, 85 percent of RMBS bankers remained in the financial industry, and 63 percent received a promotion in job title, a similar ratio to non-RMBS colleagues.
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While the job title may not accurately represent the fact that the lucky worker would need to test other foods as well, it can be assured that chicken nuggets will be included.
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Just enter your job title, location, years of experience, and a few other pieces of information to get a free, personalized estimate of what the market value of your skill set is.
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Well, the actual job title was Business Operations Specialist, but when I started at Pinterest, the first thing I had to do was help us localize Pinterest, like we had never launched internationally.
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We reached out to Eddi Törnberg, the Head of Dough (yup, best job title ever) at 800°, and Stefan Santos, a marketing manager at Spendups, and asked them about their new joint venture.
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The feline, which has been a resident at Huddersfield railway station since she was brought in to deal with rodents in 2011, just received the snazzy new job title of senior pest controller.
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" In order to avoid day-dreaming, ask yourself tough questions like, "Am I ok with a lower salary or job title?" and, "Do I know what I have to do to shift gears?
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It's currently marketing an enterprise-based offering charged on a per-user, per-year basis, a teams contact charged on a per-job title, per-month basis and a per-resume API offering.
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Fast forward to 2000, when I, Queen of the Northern Highlands Regional High School Science League, had decided to take on an additional job title: Chief Viral Video Curator of fifth period physics.
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Some employers have multiple employees in an HR role, so a new grad may start out in a different job title, such as HR coordinator, which can lead to a rewarding career path.
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Men earn around 4-6 percent more than women in developed countries — even when they have the same job title, employer and location, a study by salary-tracking website Glassdoor, said on Wednesday.
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According to the guide, criminals may search LinkedIn for anyone with a job title such as "investigator," then go on to find more info on personal websites, and then focus on family members.
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His navy polo shirt displays his job title—"Zone Leader"—and, like everyone else in the plant, he always has a pair of protective earplugs on a neon string draped around his neck.
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"I had the amazing fortune to have a boss that did not box me into my initial job title and allowed me to be ambitious and helped me achieve my vision," she said.
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BUSINESS DAY The Mediator column on Saturday, about media figures who continued to work with Harvey Weinstein in spite of rumors about his sexual misconduct, gave an outdated job title for Janice Min.
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In a blog post summarizing the study's conclusions, Hogan said the study found that women at Microsoft earn 99.8 cents for every $1 earned by men with the same job title and level.
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This isn't an ordinary success story for a freelance copywriter — especially when you consider that the average amount that this job title makes is a little over $81,000 a year, according to Glassdoor.
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Employed at Amazon: Fall 1994 to 1996First Amazon job title: DeveloperDavis was Amazon's fourth employee, joining before the company launched its website and working with Shel Kaphan to make Bezos' dreams a reality.
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While the numbers of women in executive roles are fairly few and far between, women in Asia's family firms sometimes wield quite a bit of power, regardless of whether they have the job title.
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A new species was discovered near Washington and announced in August by Anna Phillips, who may have the world's best job title: curator of parasitic worms at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.
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Keep in mind that automatic signatures are OK, but shouldn't be overly intrusive – a name, job title/business name, address, email address and phone number should provide enough room to get your point across.
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I've been a [JOB TITLE] for the past [NUMBER] years, and I'm looking to get an introduction to [COMPANY NAME] where I want to learn more about [SKILL NAME], [SKILL NAME] and [SKILL NAME].
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A flaw in LinkedIn's AutoFill plugin that websites use to let you quickly complete forms could have allowed hackers to steal your full name, phone number, email address, ZIP code, company and job title.
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This is a much more exciting-sounding job title than the rest of us who write about the dark side of the internet tend to have, and she's not afraid to play her advantage.
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Markel's surreal experience with a disappearing calendar, an unannounced colleague bearing his own job title, and his eventual dismissal underscores what he says is a fundamental disconnect between the company's words and its actions.
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Airbnb did not disclose how much it paid for the company or what the terms were, though Tabet&aposs LinkedIn profile lists his current job title as "head of growth, Growth & Traffic" at Airbnb.
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When the U.S. team made its entrance, instead of acting graciously as her job title might suggest, she remained seated, put her chin up, scowled ever so slightly, and offered not a single clap.
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So far, what ABC would like us to know about Heather is that she is 22, from Carlsbad, CA, has a beautiful Rapunzel-like head of hair, and has the job title Never Been Kissed.
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The company can usually find jobs for them, explains Takane Miwa from the company's human-resources department, but often in a different division, sometimes part-time and always minus their former job title and seniority.
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Chambry's had Hinge for two weeks and Tinder for on and off since 2012, and on the apps, she uses her first name but not her last, and her job title, but not her workplace.
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If you're inspired to change your own LinkedIn job title to "girlboss," you'll be in good company (Molly Hayward of Cora, Claire Wasserman of Ladies Get Paid, and ADAY's Nina Faulhaber's company to be exact).
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By day, he is the trademark and internet counsel for the United States Marine Corps, with an office in the Pentagon, and he is as suit-and-tie proper as that job title would indicate.
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Because work-from-anywhere jobs are harder to find, Reynolds suggests job seekers look for fully remote companies first, then see what openings they have available, rather than starting a search by job title first.
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For a standard job application, Augustine said the most important information to include in the email subject line is the job title and your name, as well as the job's ID if it has one.
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This Year's Shows: Cobra Kai, Origin , Impulse Unsatisfied with its success with community produced content, ASMR videos, and the creation of "YouTuber" as an apparently legitimate job title, YouTube Originals is continuing to pursue scripted content.
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So then I just went to LinkedIn and looked up everyone at every company in New York, San Francisco, and LA with my job title and seemingly with my background in terms of education and experience.
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Despite my efforts to progress from serving pints of ale in a pub-cum-Thai restaurant while studying at university, I never quite reached the kind of swanky bars or "mixologist" job title I aspired to.
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Even when Glassdoor compared workers who hold the same job title and have similar educational backgrounds, work experiences, office locations and employers, men received higher salaries for doing the same work — about 5 percent more, annually.
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Career-advice website Dice created a calculator that allows you to gauge your pay against your experience and position, and compare it to the wages of your peers across the country with the same job title.
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Hartogensis' current job title is not listed in the nomination announcement, which nonetheless says he has the qualifications to lead an agency that is currently running a large deficit in one of its two major programs.
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An article on Thursday about Silicon Valley's unease with contributions to the Trump campaign by the billionaire investor Peter Thiel misstated the job title of Sam Altman at Y Combinator, an incubator for tech start-ups.
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In the current climate — something City Ballet and its board should know a thing or two about — elevating the job title of a man over a woman seems like a regressive, shortsighted and even cowardly act.
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When Ursula von der Leyen, the incoming chief of the European Commission, unveiled her top team this week, one new job title — "vice president for protecting our European way of life" — provoked puzzlement, and then outrage.
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When Ursula von der Leyen, the incoming chief of the European Commission, unveiled her top team this week, one new job title — "vice president for protecting our European way of life" — provoked puzzlement, and then outrage.
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Otto Kallir died in 1978, and granddaughter Jane took over running the gallery as a co-director with Hildegard Bachert, his longtime "secretary" (in fact, her role had long encompassed much more than her job title suggested).
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If a simple Linkedin search reveals this much about Martin's career, one wonders what led ABC execs to decide her job title is Never Been Kissed instead of, you know, her actual job as a marketing associate.
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After I finished telling Karr that her job title would make her an extremely cool contestant on The Bachelor, she led us through our tasting and discussed the unique flavors, differences and crafts of the iced beverages.
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For a job to make the list, there had to be at least 00333 work-life balance ratings on that job title from employees at a minimum of 00323 different companies from September 00313 to September 00303.
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Information technology has also destroyed or decimated the jobs of many white-collar workers, such as computers (which used to be a job title), typographers, insurance adjusters, travel agents, stock traders, financial advisors, and customer service agents.
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It also pays nearly all of its workers a living wage and is one of the top three highest-paying companies, on average, in the industry — adjusted for job title and location, according to the non-profit.
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For a job title to be considered, it must receive at least 75 salary reports and at least 75 career opportunities ratings shared by U.S.-based employees over the past year (1/8/15-1/7/16).
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Job Title Associate Associate Associate Job Duration Full time Full Time Company Keybridge Communications Keybridge Communications About Our Company Keybridge Communications is a DC-based public relations firm that specializes in writing, media placement, and issue advocacy.
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I used my growing knowledge of tech (computers, cell phones, tablets) to earn a sales position that was partially commission-based, then leveraged my job title and growing tech knowledge to get a better-paying job elsewhere.
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Here's the first full trailer for Amazon's TV adaptation of Jack Ryan, the Tom Clancy novel about a CIA analyst who ends up in far more action-packed situations than his job title ought to put him in.
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Overwhelmed by the sheer number of these collectibles, I looked for insight into the space from someone whose product actually inspired CryptoKitties, as Mack Flavelle, whose job title at Axiom Zen is "instigator," told me in the past.
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" She continued, "It also means that every negotiated dollar in salary, every job title and career move, every financial decision comes with the weight of trying to make up for a historic gap that feels impossible to bridge.
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One prohibits state entities from evaluating candidates based on their prior salary or asking prospective employees their wage history; the other requires state contractors to disclose data on the gender, race, ethnicity, job title, and salary of all employees.
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As a medical doctor, I easily transitioned to the civilian workforce — in no small way because my military job title was clearly understood and my military medical skills were easily captured and readily translated to a non-military environment.
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How He Got There Christopher Gray's first job title after graduation was C.E.O. As the son of a single mother who lost her job during the recession, he knew he would need considerable financial aid to pay for college.
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A 224-year-old career diplomat in rimless glasses, Klein is Germany's first federal Commissioner for Jewish Life in Germany and the Fight Against Anti-Semitism, a lengthy job title for a position that was created just last year.
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Claire Sandberg led the Vermont lawmaker's distributed organizing team during his last primary bid and comes on now as the 103 campaign's director of organizing -- a senior leadership position traditionally associated with a job title like national field director.
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OverviewSEIU (Service Employees International Union)Job Title: Communications Coordinator for Politics Grade: MGT D Salary starts at $94,601 per yearLocation: Washington, DC or RemotePurpose:This position will help to coordinate and develop political communications materials through digital and traditional channels.
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"My new colleagues were as surprised as I was by the involuntary reassignment to a job title with no duties in an office that specializes in auditing and dispersing fossil fuel royalty income," he said in his resignation letter.
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Director, Special Justice Initiatives Job title Director, Special Justice InitiativesReports to Vice President of Programs and OperationsFLSA Status Exempt Position Alliance for Justice (AFJ) is a national association of more than 130 organizations dedicated to advancing justice and democracy.
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And knowing exactly what the salary range for your job title is can help you negotiate when you get the job; you know the wiggle room that your hiring manager is likely working with, and what salary may be possible.
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Even when comparing the sexes with the same job title at the same company and using similar education and experience, the gender pay gap persists: Men earned 2.4 percent more than women on average, down slightly from last year, PayScale said.
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That includes the brilliantly capable Katherine being told by her immediate supervisor ("The Big Bang Theory's" Jim Parsons) that "computers," the rather amusing job title back then for those working in the math department, don't put their names on reports.
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For example, certification, with an exam to ensure a certain skill level, could be required to use a particular job title — like certified tour guide or chartered financial analyst — without prohibiting others from offering the service, perhaps at a lower price.
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And when Glassdoor factored in age, education, years of experience, job title, employer and location, the "adjusted" gender pay gap fell to 5.4% in the U.S., meaning women with the exact same qualifications earn 94.6 cents when men earn a dollar.
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But with an ever-changing economy and a multi-generational workforce in which millennials, generation X and baby boomers are often eyeing the same positions, it's important for job seekers to also consider the competition associated with a job title.
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When Ms. Sow is pressed to come up with one single job title that encompasses all she does, she looks back at the last year, figures out what category of work made her the most money, and says she is that.
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If Vine struggled to figure out what to do with a nascent class of content creators, Byte has arrived in a world in which "creator" is an established job title and where those professionals have a long list of demands.
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Coworkers sharing a job title might never discuss their compensation with one another, but the opaqueness surrounding salaries in the workplace only serves to protect the enshrined patriarchy that lies at the foundation of the economic system which keeps women underpaid.
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The fact an invitation has been offered to Trump — whose job title on the CES website is listed as "Advisor to the President" — has caused a backlash in tech circles, with several figures citing Trump&aposs relative lack of qualifications.
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If employers don't want to hire me because I don't have the right job title on my resume, how can I get the right stuff on my resume when I can't land a job for lack of the right job on my resume?
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It's easy to focus on a glamorous-sounding job title or exciting new city, but it's important to know how to evaluate life options so that unanticipated financial burdens or obligations don't take you or your child by surprise down the road.
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"We look at a K-pop star and think lightly of that, but it's a real job title, just like a lawyer or a nurse," he tells me in Def Dance Skool's swanky recording studio over a bottle of cold grape juice.
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DOJ OFFICIAL WHO CONCEALED MEETINGS WITH TRUMP DOSSIER FIGURES LOSES ANOTHER JOB TITLE In December, Fox News reported that Ohr had been stripped of his title of associate deputy attorney general and booted from his office near Rosenstein&aposs at Justice Department headquarters.
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Glassdoor controlled for factors such as education, employment history, and job title, to determine those figures, allowing for a true apples-to-apples comparison of workers, indicating that even when employees are identical apart from gender, women make less for the same work.
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Your daily functions or job title may change depending on your company's needs, but if you are open to these changes and able to roll with the punches, you'll accomplish more in the long run and waste less time worrying about the chaos.
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So, instead of defaulting to a job title, add a bit more, like this: Experienced Writer Creating Content for Fortune 500 Companies Social Media Expert Seeking Nonprofit Opportunities Use keywords (not overused buzzwords) that make it easy for others to find you.
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When Glassdoor compares workers of similar age, education, location, and experience, who hold the same job title, the gender pay gap falls to 22015 percent, meaning women earn 25.6 cents for every dollar a man does for the same exact work, on average.
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Olivia easily wins the overall compatibility challenge and, later on, the Group Date Rose — though I'd counter that Emily and Haley (job title: "Twins") talking over each other while attempting to explain just how dumb they are is a victory in itself.
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OverviewSEIU (Service Employees International Union)Job Title: Research Coordinator II Grade: C Annual Pay: $2628,28503/YRLocation: Washington DC or NY- Location may be flexiblePurpose:The position is responsible for leading the work of the research team assigned to the Public Division Higher Education campaign.
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They were the things that other people would also value, whether it's a job title, a promotion, working at one company over another, the money you make, the trips you take, the experiences you have, because they're all relatable to other people.
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I have 573 apps installed across my three iPhones and 257 scattered across my various Android devices (that probably sounds excessive but my job title is Apps Reporter, after all.) I have 2026,25 photos on my primary iPhone and 6,879 in my Google Photos account.
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US District Judge Tanya Chutkan scolded the administration for illegally halting an Obama-era rule that required businesses to start reporting employee salary data by race, gender, and job title to the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the federal agency that enforces civil rights laws.
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They should sit along with the rest of their genre, be that romance, thriller, or literary—but because readers tend to stick to what they know, or so the theory goes, booksellers, looking to do what their job title suggests, perpetuate these unfortunate categories.
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In the meantime, Horowitz, whose LinkedIn profile lists his job title as "Horowitz" at Andreessen Horowitz, has written two books: "The Hard Thing About Hard Things," his candid guide to entrepreneurship, published in 2014, and "What You Do Is Who You Are," which debuts Tuesday.
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No matter the job title, the gig of most every aide to a member of Congress is essentially the same: to help make it appear that the elected representative — "the name on the door," as some aides put it — is shouldering the work alone.
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A LinkedIn profile for Ben B. lists that same job title, as well as a work history that includes a stint with libsecondlife, an effort to create an open-source version of the once-popular Second Life game, where someone named "bushing" was a frequent poster.
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Back in September, New York City mayor Bill de Blasio announced he'd be blessing some lucky soul with the impossibly cool job title of Nightlife Mayor: a designated representative of all things late, fun, and generally badass in a city that's famous for getting weird after sundown.
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In 2014, a deputy from the centre-right, Julien Aubert, sided with the academy against the chamber's rules, and repeatedly referred to the presiding officer, Sandrine Mazetier from the opposing Socialist Party, as madame le président, mixing the feminine personal title and the masculine job title.
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Similar to services like LinkedIn's Rapportive or newly launched Connect from Clearbit for desktop email, Sender Profile lets you quickly view a summary of information about the person who emailed you, including their job title, workplace, location, homepage, and social profiles on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
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So if NASA's Planetary Protection Officer—there is one—is going to live up to the coolest job title in the solar system, the space agency is going to need some different rules for keeping Earth's bugs on Earth and alien strains on Andromeda (or wherever).
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While these tools rely on self-reported numbers and can't take into account your specific circumstances, they can offer useful insight by measuring your pay against your experience and position comparing it to the wages of your peers across the country with the same job title.
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In another survey of more than 2,000 online daters, 58 percent say good credit in a partner is more attractive than driving a nice car, 50 percent say it's more important than an impressive job title and 40 percent said they favor good credit over physical fitness.
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We easily forgive the film's suggestion that one needs a best seller to be promoted to associate editor — in fact, the job title is a stopgap, a means of promoting an assistant while taking away her overtime — because "The Last Days of Disco" is not about publishing.
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After entering your username, the card generator uses the information on your profile to make a free pdf file with eight cards, including your name, job title, profile picture, and a QR-code linking to your online profile, accompanied by the words: 'Like me on Tinder.
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In a lawsuit filed this week in San Francisco Superior Court, Richard Markel, 62, claimed that not long after he was brought in, WeWork hired a man 20 years younger than he with the same job title as him, and that he was given no explanation for the hire.
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As you move from teens to 20s to 30s, there's the sense that you have to choose between a great job title and a shared flat with mold problems, and sticky-fingered babies in towns where Uber doesn't run and shops shut at 6 PM on a Saturday.
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When Coca-Cola consolidated marketing into a new "chief growth officer" (CGO) role in March, it followed previous Fortune 100 companies in doing so — Hershey's announced Mary Beth West had joined as CGO earlier that month, while Kellogg gave the same job title to Clive Sirkin in 2015.
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The Capstone approach is still human driven; it requires each agency, and its individual employees, to identify what employees are considered "Capstone" employees based on certain factors – be it the type of work they do, their position or job title, or the office and department in which they work.
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Government watchdogs are demanding she provide a specific job title, as doing otherwise could violate government regulations, but it hasn't stopped the White House from moving forward with its plan to give her a vague, "unofficial" position that, as Vox's Libby Nelson points out, seems official in all but name.
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Pharrell Williams has been collaborating with G-Star RAW for few seasons now, but this marks the first time The Voice coach has supported the brand from in front of the lens, rather than behind the design table as the Head of Imagination (yes, that is his real job title).
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Even when comparing the sexes with the same job title at the same company and using similar education and experience, the gender pay gap persists across the board: Men earned 2.4 percent more than women on average, down slightly from last year, according to a study by salary-tracking website PayScale.
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I dreamt of going out on my own as a freelance travel writer, but there was always a reason to not do it — more money I needed to make or more assurances I needed to hear that I wasn't crazy for leaving a salary, benefits, my job title, and comfort behind.
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Job Title: Tax Policy AnalystGrade: CS-6900 Salary: $2628,28503 - $22020,339Job Summary The mission of the Office of Paid Family Leave is to plan, develop, and administer a paid leave program for the District of Columbia under the provisions of the Universal Paid Leave Amendment Act of 2016 ("Paid Leave Act").
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The findings show that 58 percent of online daters say a good credit score in a potential partner is more attractive than driving a nice car, 50 percent say good credit is more important than an impressive job title and 40 percent said they favor good credit over physical fitness.
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He suggests every young employee, regardless of their job title, read these two books: Written by psychologist Daniel Kahneman, winner of the 2002 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, the book focuses on why and how people make decisions, observations and decisions both good and bad, focusing on human biases.
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While most jobs in the U.S. are expected to grow about 7 percent on average through 2026, according to the BLS, several occupations won't fare so well, actually declining in their share of workers, meaning more people who hold that job title will actually be fired or laid off rather than hired.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said Employer Solutions Staffing Group LLC (ESSG) cannot disavow the actions of the employee, who was told by a contractor not to pay workers an overtime premium, merely because she lacked a specific job title or seniority within the company.
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I actually went on a few interviews a few months ago and got an offer from a company I was really excited about, but when I went to quit my job...my company basically said no and that they'd give me whatever the other company was offering and change my job title if I stayed.
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This fact is unequivocally, without question why before every game, I sit during the national anthem—because equality doesn't live in this country and no matter how much money you make, what job title you have, or how much you give, when you are seen as a 'Nigger,' you will be treated that way.
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CNN's new article at first seemed to be a fairly standard investigation, describing how it found the identity of Reddit user HanAssholeSolo, who has a history of posting racist, bigoted, and anti-Semitic messages (including pictures of CNN employees with their name, job title, and a Star of David to signify that they're Jewish).
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"This fact is unequivocally, without question why before every game, I sit during the national anthem — because equality doesn't live in this country and no matter how much money you make, what job title you have, or how much you give, when you are seen as a 'Nigger,' you will be treated that way," he wrote.
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"This fact is unequivocally, without question why before every game, I sit during the national anthem — because equality doesn't live in this country and no matter how much money you make, what job title you have, or how much you give, when you are seen as a 'Ni**er,' you will be treated that way," he wrote.
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A picture caption on Tuesday with an article about the reaction of Boston Globe staff members to the best-picture Oscar won by "Spotlight," about the newspaper's Pulitzer Prize-winning series on the Roman Catholic church's cover-up of sexual abuse by Roman Catholic priests, gave an incorrect job title for one staff member, Sacha Pfeiffer.
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Here's how MeetFrank works on the talent side: The person downloads the app and goes through a relatively quick onboarding chat with 'Frank' (the emoji-loving chatbot) where they are asked to specify their skills and experience — choosing from pre-set lists, rather than needing to type — plus to state their current job title and salary.
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"This fact is unequivocally, without question why before every game, I sit during the national anthem — because equality doesn't live in this country and no matter how much money you make, what job title you have, or how much you give, when you are seen as a 'N-----,' you will be treated that way," he said.
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The summer session is one of several experiments that have stuck at Georgia State, part of a broader vision generally credited to the university president, Mark P. Becker, a statistician who began his academic career at a community college, and Timothy M. Renick, a religious studies professor whose job title is now senior vice president for student success.
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Another part of it is, look, our status always sort of derives some value from its scarcity, and so if you're an adult the types of social capital that you have — your job title, the size of your house, those things — you want those to have more value than the type of social capital that some kid streaming from his bedroom will have.
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Lawmakers there advanced legislation earlier this month that strips away individual rights to privacy by requiring public employers to hand over to public labor unions the name, job title, worksite location, home address, work telephone number, date of hire, work email address, personal email address, and home and personal cell phone number of every single employee within 85033 days of hiring.
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The fact that she's in receptions with royalty, as well as walking out of 10 Downing Street with National Security Advisor John Bolton, "nonverbally gives her power and status above her job title and often makes her appear to have equal status with the much more high-status U.S. officials," said Wood, adding that Ivanka is also benefiting from being the daughter of the president.
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Something I'm super thankful for is that whether my illustration degree prepared me to work in stop-motion or not, it has definitely given me the courage to walk away from jobs and opportunities that I didn't feel were leading me where I wanted to go and has prevented me from ever feeling trapped in a role or feeling limited by my job title.
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Creativity flows on Friday morning as love and money Venus harmonizes with your planetary ruler, warrior Mars, helping you make far-reaching and heavy-hitting aesthetic choices—which will come in handy as more conversations about career changes occur on Friday when Mercury meets Pluto, the planet of transformation, and the sun squares off with unconventional Uranus, inspiring you to invent a new job title for yourself.
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Read more: One email I wrote brought in 100% of my clients after I started my business — here's the templateHow to make it your ownHere's a rundown of what to put in each of those template prompts:Your title: This doesn't have to be your exact job title; instead, use a broader, three- to five-word description that someone might type when searching for people with your background.
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:How to contact customer support on LinkedIn through the Help Center and forumHow to endorse someone on LinkedIn, or accept a LinkedIn endorsement for your profileHow to add interests on your LinkedIn profile page, and view or add the interests of your LinkedIn connectionsHow to add a promotion on your LinkedIn profile on desktop or mobile, and share your new job title with your network
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Currently, women make up 9.1 percent of the U.S. construction workforce, and earn an average 95.7 percent of what their male counterparts make, according to The National Association of Women in Construction (compared with the average 82 percent women earn of what their male counterparts make across industries.) The average annual salary for construction workers in the U.S. in 2017 was $38,23, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), though pay varies based on experience, job title and location.
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Here are the 10 most-applied-for job titles among 2016 and 2017 graduates and how much LinkedIn estimates recent grads can expect to make within their first few years on the job: Starting salary estimate: $2003,000 Starting salary estimate: $40,000 Starting salary estimate: $22026,285 Starting salary estimate: $2000,22018 Starting salary estimate: $21,2256 Starting salary estimate: $33,23 Starting salary estimate: $2990,2400 Starting salary estimate: $45,000 Starting salary estimate: $85,000 Starting salary estimate: $92,300 Software engineer was the most-applied-for job title for recent graduates.
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Then, they should get some software for doing complex statistics involving all these data points: Gender Job title Age Department Location Full-time/part-time status Annual base pay Annual bonuses, commissions and stock awards Seniority level Highest education Score on most recent performance evaluation Hire date Race or ethnicity Once employers run statistical regressions on all these data points and determine the source of any pay gap — whether differences in pay among people in the same roles or overrepresentation of men in higher-paying jobs, for example — there are next steps.
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Here are five facts about Britain's most famous address: *In 1682, Sir George Downing, a diplomat who used to spy on his friends, built 15-20 terraced houses with poor foundations on the street that now bears his name *The building became the official residence of the head of government when Britain's first prime minister, Robert Walpole, was gifted the property by King George II in the early 1730s *Robert Walpole's official title was First Lord of the Treasury – the official title of all British prime ministers - and to this day the job title is inscribed on the building's golden letter box *Number 10's famous black facade was not originally black at all, but yellow.
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Here are five facts about Britain's most famous address: In 1682, Sir George Downing, a diplomat who used to spy on his friends, built 15-20 terraced houses with poor foundations on the street that now bears his name - The building became the official residence of the head of government when Britain's first prime minister, Robert Walpole, was gifted the property by King George II in the early 1730s - Robert Walpole's official title was First Lord of the Treasury – the official title of all British prime ministers - and to this day the job title is inscribed on the building's golden letter box - Number 10's famous black facade was not originally black at all, but yellow.
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