Bordow, who got her business training on the job, said the company has earned steady profits since its fifth year, but she declined to disclose specifics.
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Her tenure at Houghton has been " training on the job, " as she admits, and she has made new enemies as well as new friends.
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Once placed in a LaunchCode position, a candidate works at another company in an apprenticeship, where he or she is paired with a mentor and given training on the job.
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PA clinical postgraduate programs are clinical training programs which differ from training on the job in their inclusion of didactic education and supervised clinical experience to meet learning objectives which are clearly defined.
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Mineta also said the government would meet two other deadlines Friday : developing a new training program for security screeners, including 40 hours of classroom training and 60 hours of training on the job; and developing guidelines for training flight crews who face threats.
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A maiko will start her formal training on the job as a " minarai ", which literally means " learning by watching " at an ozashiki ( J0?^ we, a banquet in any traditional Japanese building with tatami ), to sit and observe as the other maiko and geiko interact with customers.
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Training on the job was described as very limited, with the new bouncers being'thrown into the deep end' the fact that they had been accepted for the job in the first place including the assessment that they should know what they are doing ( though informal observation of a beginner's behaviour was commonplace ).
