Examples of 'mean job' in a sentence
Meaning of "mean job"
mean job: This phrase is used to describe a task or assignment that is challenging, difficult, or requires a lot of effort to complete. It implies that the job is not easy
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And a very mean job he turned out.
And synergies inevitably mean job cuts.
I mean job satisfaction.
You do a really mean job with this.
I mean job placements.
Those declines mean job losses.
Selecting a good girl from that lot is not a mean job.
Green can mean job creation.
Most employees translate these to mean job cuts.
It would mean job losses both in these sectors and in the advertising sector.
You do a really mean job at this.
It is important to note that career planning does not necessarily mean job change.
More cuts will mean job losses and members need to be aware of this.
But they do not necessarily mean job losses.
Integration will mean job losses in certain sectors and employment creation in others.
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Looks like a mean job.
It does not mean job losses, but retraining the staff.
The widespread use of chatbots does not necessarily mean job losses.
However, it does not mean job satisfaction and organizational commitment is same.
Some fear the new technology may mean job losses.
But it can also mean job losses atthe company 's home base.
But raising the minimum wage could mean job loss too.
You mean job security?
You know I did not mean job.
The extra packages also mean job security, Martinez said wryly.
Today, we realize that economic growth does not automatically mean job creation.
Do not you mean job security?
When people speak of employee attitudes, more often than not they mean job satisfaction.
Part-time workers have lower mean job tenures than full-time workers.
Workers are concerned electric cars, which take fewer workers to build, will mean job cuts.
Ms Batut says that well ‑ developing SMEs mean job creation and a viable economy.
You know, people tell me I had a mean job.
You do a really mean job with this, Yeah?
T-Mobile US workers worry Sprint deal will mean job losses.
After all, trade deficits mean job losses.
Come on . You know I did not mean job.
Would the proposed changes mean job losses?
My job? Come on . You know I did not mean job.
Mergers, they always mean job cuts.
That 's a pretty mean job.
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