potential employee发音

意思翻译

潜在员工

相似词语短语

employee───n.雇员；从业员工

potential───n.潜能，可能性；电势；adj.潜在的，可能的；势的

employee motivation───员工激励；[经] 雇员奖励，物质刺激

employee turnover───人员流动；员工流动；职工离职

employee engagement───员工敬业度

statutory employee───法定雇员

employee id───工作证；[经] 身份证（明书）

unmatched potential───无与伦比的潜力

tapping potential───挖掘潜力

双语使用场景

Speaking at the Mobile World Congress this week - the world's biggest wireless phone fair in Barcelona - the 30-year-old Facebook founder was asked the main thing he looks for in a potential employee.───脸书网创始人本周在移动手机世界大会上进行演讲，该会议是全球最大的无线电话展览会，在巴塞罗那举行。 他在会上被问到他对应聘者身上什么是最看重的。

Knowing what an employer is looking for in a potential employee can help us to prepare for an interview.───了解雇主在寻找潜在职员的时候看的时候可以帮助我们准备面试。

test to determine whether a potential employee is fit for duty.───确定一名未来雇员的健康状况是否足以胜任其工作的例行检查。

But in this case, the company staff motivation and work efficiency is not high, the potential employee is usually not tapped.───但是在这种情况下，公司的员工的工作积极性和工作效益都不高，员工的潜力通常都没有被挖掘出来。

Secondly, the resume should illustrate how you, as a potential employee, can help the organization with your skills and experience.───第二，在简历中你必须说明，作为一名潜在的职员，你如何用你的技能和经验为公司服务。

Knowing what an employer is looking for in a potential employee can help an applicant to prepare for an interview.───了解雇主欲从求职者身上寻求什么有助于应聘者做面试准备。

Organizations that fail to use employees to assess potential employee are under utilizing one of their most important assets.───未让员工参与审核潜在求职者的企业浪费了他们最重要的资产之一。

Medical test Standard test to determine whether a potential employee is fit for duty.───确定一名未来雇员的健康状况是否足以胜任其工作的例行检查。

The more qualified candidates you can develop when hiring an employee, the more likely you are to locate a qualified potential employee.───更合格的候选人可以开发在雇用一个雇员，你就越有可能找到一个合格的潜在的雇员。

英语使用场景

Employment - it is unlawful to sexually harass an employee, a co-worker, a potential employee or employer, commission agent or contract worker.

Don't give the potential employee a snow job in recruitment.

Section 57, for example, protects employers who discriminate on the grounds that the employee or potential employee holds certain political opinions.

Before the war, the most common intermediary between a potential employee and an employer was the employment agency.