Unlike "okay" managers, great ones work "side-by-side" with their employees.
|
|
"We showed the world that robots could safely work side by side with people."
|
|
Now 28, Colgate continues to work side by side with Mystery on his boot camps.
|
|
I can totally disagree with someone's politics and still work side by side with them.
|
|
How's this for a job description: You work side-by-side with the founder or CEO.
|
|
Under the agreement, Neuralink employees can work side-by-side with academic researchers at the Davis facility.
|
|
In some cases, Saudi government bureaucrats work side by side with these consultants to implement government programs.
|
|
We work side by side with the Iraqis, and the intel that they get is really good.
|
|
Democrats will work side-by-side with you on this for the good of the American people!
|
|
We will work side-by-side with our friends in the Middle East, including our greatest ally, Israel.
|
|
Though they often work side by side with full-timers, Google temps are usually employed by outside agencies.
|
|
" • "Though they often work side by side with full-timers, Google temps are usually employed by outside agencies.
|
|
Here we work side by side with great talents, we constantly have C-level professionals visiting and top-notch events.
|
|
In the prison's main kitchen, Wichmann and 11 other full-time employees work side by side with about 20 inmates.
|
|
As we did in this case, we will work side by side with victim companies to ensure justice is served.
|
|
And so what we have to learn is to be able to work side by side with machines. Mm-hmm.
|
|
Various teaching assistantships and work-study positions give me the chance to work side-by-side with faculty and undergraduate students.
|
|
Creating opportunities for people to work side-by-side with machines is the only way we're going to successfully do it.
|
|
It does not change our work to institute community policing measures that empower citizens to work side by side with police officers.
|
|
Thirdly, is the committee willing to work side-by-side with a constitutional convention duly elected by the people of Puerto Rico?
|
|
Reed believes her ability to raise money will come in handy as she competes to work side-by-side with Marcus Lemonis.
|
|
I have built an amazing business that I love and I get to work side-by-side with my children every day.
|
|
Don't be afraid to get in the trenches with your employees and work side by side with them to complete an important task.
|
|
I want to live in a country where I can totally disagree with somebody's politics but still work side by side with them.
|
|
In the Landjahr, sons and daughters of factory workers would live and work side by side with sons and daughters of aristocrats and wealthy industrialists.
|
|
To create the collection, editors from StyleWatch traveled to Charming Charlie's headquarters in Houston, Texas to work side-by-side with the accessory company's creative team.
|
|
So-called cobots, which collaborate and work side by side with humans, are also gaining in popularity and are almost ready for routine use in industry.
|
|
EPI found that the ability of U.S. employers to exploit unauthorized workers undercuts the bargaining power of U.S. workers who work side by side with them.
|
|
Click here to view original GIF10 minutes ago, I was cautiously optimistic that one day we'd live and work side-by-side with robots in perfect harmony.
|
|
This means tapping regulatory lawyers who can comb through the Federal Register and work side-by-side with the private sector voices to dramatically scale back government.
|
|
This year, six young patients from Doernbecher were given the opportunity to work side-by-side with Nike designers to create their own sneakers from the ground up.
|
|
But with his return as head coach, and with the advent of Team Sky to work side-by-side with the WCP in 2009, normal medal service was resumed.
|
|
Longer term, through some of the partnerships tech companies promise to work side by side with the health systems to develop artificial-intelligence tools that can benefit the industry.
|
|
As a battalion commander in Afghanistan, prior to even the existence of the CST program, I put two women to work side-by-side with each and every Rifle Company.
|
|
For instance, American companies are the leading purveyors of surgical robots, and they are at the forefront of "collaborative robotics," in which robots can work side by side with humans.
|
|
Rometty has been demonstrably vocal about developing programs in schools that bring about a "new collar" generation of workers who can work side by side with artificial intelligence and other technologies.
|
|
The executive order goes on to state that, to reduce veterans suicides, the federal government must work side-by-side with community partners to provide veterans with the service they need.
|
|
Building a robot designed to work closely with humans would fit Kuka's evolving interests, which have moved from just static industrial robots, to smaller bots that work side by side with people.
|
|
"The idea of volunteerism, when we actually do some work side-by-side with people in need, has been put in the forefront of people's consciousness through Habitat," the former president said.
|
|
"HCL's 90 employees work side-by-side with those of the giant corporation for far less compensation and few, if any, of the perks," the union said in the statement released Thursday.
|
|
He started traveling the world for speaking engagements and was invited to intern with NASA to work on the Robonaut, a humanoid robot designed to work side by side with humans in space.
|
|
But at least one committee source said they were confident, after listening to Comey's testimony, that they would find a way to get Comey's memos and work side-by-side with Mueller's probe.
|
|
After one day, it looks like CaliBurger has put the robot on unpaid leave while it figures out how best to work side-by-side with the job-stealing automaton, USA Today reported Friday.
|
|
And our federal government is able to function because of the millions of Americans who work side-by-side with federal employees, performing jobs that are vital to the government and to the country.
|
|
Like countless other automation technologies that preceded machine learning, the winners of the deep-learning revolution will be startups whose technologies are optimized to work side-by-side with humans to generate outsized returns.
|
|
For example, 6 River Systems — whose cobots, known as Chucks, use cloud software to coordinate warehouse tasks and work side-by-side with human employees — are changing how we think about the human-robot dynamic.
|
|
The premises will feature open laboratories with transparent glass walls and will also house a joint research center with the state-backed Medical Research Council, where partnering scientists will work side-by-side with AstraZeneca researchers.
|
|
For example, if a team wants to beef up its data science division, Caldbeck will work side-by-side with them to determine exactly who they need, do the recruiting, and get them familiarized with the startup's architecture.
|
|
So while you might have short-term gains or benefits from appealing to those feelings of the Chinese team members, you're also building a divide, because you're keeping them apart from the people they work side-by-side with.
|
|
US-South Korea partnership "We work side-by-side with our ROK partners every day; we are by their side today at sea, and we will remain by their side to defend against North Korea's unprovoked acts of aggression," Rear Adm.
|
|
Many of these people work side by side with full-time employees, but they are often paid significantly less, are identified with different color employee badges, and are not afforded the same perks and amenities that full-time workers have.
|
|
"The autonomous vehicle industry is still so young, it's an incredibly rare to work side-by-side with someone who has held senior leadership positions at many of the foundational companies in the field," Voyage CEO Oliver Cameron wrote on Voyage's blog.
|
|
Wearing a Chicago White Sox hat, Obama arrived with bags of donated food and donned latex gloves to work side by side with volunteers at the nonprofit, which helps provide meals to more than 700 food pantries and shelters across Cook County, Illinois.
|
|
We want you to respect us enough to extend the opportunity to work in a meaningful job, to work side-by-side with you toward a common goal, and most importantly to earn a living wage so that we can be independent.
|
|
Kurdish forces will work side by side with the Syrian army to try to ward off the Turkish offensive, which began swiftly last week after Trump told Turkish President Reccep Tayyip Erdogan that US troops would no longer be in the way.
|
|
On Wednesday, Pompeo acknowledged the United States has seen "a modest amount" of backsliding from China on sanctions enforcement, but insisted China's President Xi Jinping assured him they'll continue to work "side by side" with the US on achieving North Korean denuclearization.
|
|
We speculated that many people felt beleaguered by the growing demands for more productivity and longer hours at work, side by side with greater job insecurity, and so they retreated after work, putting less effort into their connections with friends and neighbors.
|
|
Although they often work side by side with full-timers, Google's temps are usually employed by outside agencies and make less money, have different benefits and have no paid vacation time in the U.S., according to more than a dozen current and former workers.
|
|
"This decision was based not only on a superior quality scooter and the ability to maintain this quality at scale, but also our ability to work side-by-side with the Segway team in Changzhou, China and remotely here in Austin," GOAT co-founder Jennie Whitaker told TechCrunch in an email.
|
|
ABB's new 75,000-square-foot factory will use software meant to allow people and robots to work safely in close proximity, the company said, adding its YuMi robots — designed to work side-by-side with people — will also be deployed on many of the small parts assembly tasks needed to manufacture an ABB robot.
|
|
Boston Dynamics' ATLAS Robot Is Now a Backflipping Cyborg Supersoldier10 minutes ago, I was cautiously optimistic that one day we'd live and work side-by-side with…Read more ReadBefore it ever takes its first steps, the branches that will be used to build the robot are weighed, scanned in 3D, and then uploaded to a deep learning network.
|
|
The ideal situation would be for these mental health care providers, such as therapists, to be part of the primary care practice "so they can work side by side with the physical health care provider to address the mental health needs of the patient," said Ellen L. Poleshuck, associate professor of psychiatry and obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Rochester Medical Center.
|
|
Providing these data sets is the first step, but making others aware through education campaigns is also important Much the same way that IT experts, coders and web/app developers had to learn to work side-by-side with business owners, marketers and production-level employees across the business ecosystem over the last two-and-a-half decades, we must bridge the "gap" between AI experts, technologists and leading technology companies and solutions owners, general SMBs and corporate America to develop an inclusive and universally understandable AI strategy.
|
|
We welcome the establishment of the long overdue International Renewable Energy Agency which we hope will work side-by-side with similar intergovernmental agencies striving for the adoption of renewable energies.
|
|
The MARCOS work side by side with the Army in Jammu and Kashmir, with one of their key roles being to ensure the security of Wular Lake. From 2018 onwards, the MARCOS were deployed in the region as part of Armed Forces Special Operations Division.
|
|
This was in August 1918, while World War I was not still over. A similar request to the Italian side came also Myfid Libohova, who in October demanded to the Italians the establishment of a provisional government, which would work side by side with the Italian counterpart in "fighting against common enemies".
|
|
This system will work side by side with the Teams feature that's already in the game. Only subscribed teams will be able to take part. The tournaments in this new feature will be disputed in two phases: Qualifiers and Playoffs. To get in the brackets’ stage, the teams will need to score during the Qualifiers.
|
|
She falls in love with him again, to the horror of Georgia. However, Ally and Georgia become friends and Ally learns to work side by side with Billy. Throughout the series Ally dated many men. Because Billy remained the love of her life, no relationship ever got serious until she met Dr. Greg Butters (played by Jesse L. Martin).
|
|
Using technology as a tool for narrowing the achievement gap begins with a purpose, communication, listening, and collaboration. These skills can be achieved through the use of weblogs, social networking sites, feeds, and myriad other multimedia. In classrooms, students can communicate internally, or they can work side by side with others who are located thousands of miles away.
|
|
The U.S. has always had a strong civil-military presence in Korea and after a generation of successful civic action missions, CA soldiers work side-by-side with their South Korean counterparts. As of 2007, the ROK Army had hundreds of soldiers assisting with CMO in Afghanistan and over several thousand soldiers conducting CMO in northern Iraq.
|
|
Soon, Liteloader implemented mixins into their API allowing developers to modify in-game content. In mid-2014, Spigot released a server software made to link many servers together. The project was called BungeeCord, and had a separate plugin API from spigot and spigot plugins could work side by side with BungeeCord. Many popular Minecraft servers use BungeeCord to link up Minecraft servers together.
|
|
The Bluewood Ski Patrol has paid and volunteer patrollers. The Pro Patrol and the Volunteer Patrol work side-by-side with one another on all incidents. This practice is fairly uncommon at other ski areas. However this teamwork allows the Bluewood Ski Patrol to offer the highest level of care possible along with the best customer service to guests visiting Ski Bluewood.
|
|
His work grew rapidly both in numbers and in geographical spread. The British missionaries discovered Strawbridge's work and annexed it into the American connection. However, the native preachers continued to work side by side with the missionaries, and they continued to recruit and dispatch more native preachers. Southern Methodism was not dependent on missionaries in the same way as mid-Atlantic Methodism.
|
|
High Technology seniors participate in a mentorship one day a week for a full semester. Students work side by side with an engineer, scientist, or researcher, doing real-time research in a technological field. At the conclusion of the mentorship, each student delivers a multimedia presentation in a colloquium of peers and mentors. This summarizes all the formal and informal learning at the conclusion of the senior year.
|
|
The integration of the team and skill sharing allows for flexibility, and creates a resiliency in our system in the face of unpredictable absences, and personnel shortages. The Mobile Health Team helps train Village Health Workers and work side by side with them to provide health services to project villages. MHT members help lead and provide support for the Adolescent Boys and Girls Programs, Women’s Self-Help Groups, and Farmers’ Clubs.
|
|
Andrés Reséndez estimates that between 147,000 and 340,000 Native Americans were enslaved in North America, excluding Mexico. Among the Cherokee, interracial marriages or unions increased as the number of slaves held by the tribe increased. The Cherokee had a reputation for having slaves work side by side with their owners. The Cherokee resistance to the Euro-American system of chattel slavery created tensions between them and European Americans.
|
|
Some such groups in Canada have elected not to offer their services under the Radio Amateurs of Canada (RAC) banner. However, their essential purpose remains the same and, in times of need, they often work side-by-side with ARES groups. Radio clubs independent of the ARRL or the RAC and ARES also participate in emergency communications activities in some areas. Many ARES operators are also part of storm spotter networks, e.g.
|
|
The school also has an outdoor tennis field and two parking lots. The library has a collections of more than 30,000 books, magazines, and about 12 computers for student, parent, and faculty use. Students utilize the many facilities in which they work side-by-side with either their teachers, peers, and friends. This enables students to fulfill their personal interests and can concurrently build a steady foundation for advancements in their life.
|
|
Vocal music students audition to perform in one of 13 vocal performance groups. High school students may audition for the most selective of these, "13th & Broadway", which performs throughout the region. The technical theater program offers college-level training in stage management, lighting, sound, and set and costume design. Each specialty has a lab for students to develop concepts and practice technique, and students work side-by-side with professional trades people in their chosen field.
|
|
18, 2010. Croatian and Minnesota National Guard Soldiers prepare to clear a room during an exercise at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center in Germany.M249 and H&K; G36 Soldiers from the Minnesota National Guard work side-by-side with Croatian army engineers to complete a building project designed to train the soldiers and strengthen the cooperative relationship that exists with Croatia. Soldiers from the Minnesota Army National Guard train with members of the Croatian army in Croatia during Guardex 12.
|
|
The 377th Fighter Squadron was reactivated at Montgomery Air National Guard Base during a ceremony on 17 October 2014, replacing Detachment 100 of the 495th Fighter Group. As an Active Association Unit it is part of the Total Force Integration (TFI) initiative whereby Regular Air Force personnel work side-by-side with host Air National Guard personnel in a mutually beneficial relationship to share resources, reduce duplications of effort, and ultimately, increase the Air Force's ability to provide dominant combat airpower for America.
|
|
When hired by the Dispatch in 1911, Fisher was a retouch artist under the direction of Evans and Billy Ireland. He would later work side-by-side with another famous cartoonist, Milton Caniff. He served in an aerial photography unit in 1917 during World War I. Re-joining the Dispatch after the war, he created the two-color daily panel Jolly Jingles (1924–37). In 1937, tired of devising the Jolly Jingles rhymes, he created Right Around Home depicting a suburban family.
|
|
349th AMW personnel fly the C-5 Galaxy, C-17 Globemaster III and KC-10 Extender. The missions of the aircrews include airlifting personnel and material worldwide as well as aerial refueling a wide variety of aircraft. The mission of the 349th AMW is to "...provide combat ready Airmen and expeditionary support to the war fighter." This makes the wing responsible for training almost 3,500 reservists who work side-by-side with their active duty counterparts in the 60th Air Mobility Wing, also stationed at Travis.
|
|
" A fifth echoed this sentiment and elaborated: "In the circles of great wealth are a dozen women who are doing meritorious work with brush, pen, and chisel. And they are professionals in the fullest sense of the word. ... In every case they are professionals because they wish to be tested on the broadest basis of merit. Hence they put their work side by side with the product of those who make their living in such ways and let the purchaser decide which is the most meritorious.
|
|
The Puntland Intelligence Agency (, ) is an intelligence agency based in Puntland, Somalia. It was officially established in 2001 as Puntland Intelligence Service during the rule of President Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed, with assistance from the United States. The agency operates throughout Somalia, but principally in the autonomous Puntland region, where it serves as the main intelligence and counter-terrorism wing of the Puntland Security Force. The agency took the name Puntland Intelligence Agency in 2010 after undergoing extensive reform to streamline it to work side by side with other government agencies across Somalia.
|
|
Medical scribes work side-by-side with emergency department physicians throughout their shift and document the entire patient encounter in real-time. Scribes document the patient encounter into an electronic medical record (EMR) so the doctor can spend his or her time caring for the patient, improving the workflow of busy emergency departments and clinics, increasing patient throughput and driving efficiency and productivity for physician groups and hospitals. An estimated 22 companies provide scribe services across the United States. In 2008, PhysAssist Scribes employed two corporate employees and 35 scribes, which increased to 2,500 professionals in 30 states by 2015.
|
|
The Technical Services Division (TSD) provided engineering, production and technical management expertise primarily for space-related science and defense programs. Typically, it supplies specialized personnel — engineers, scientists, technicians and other professionals — with specific knowledge in the areas that its customers are pursuing. The Orbital employees often work side-by-side with the customers' technical staff at their facilities. They perform a wide range of functions, from system-level efforts such as special payload equipment and training support for NASA's Hubble Space Telescope servicing missions to component-level tasks including development of high-energy microwave transmitters for the National Radio Astronomy Observatory.
|
|
In the Monticello Joinery, Thomas Jefferson hired white joiners to train and work side by side with enslaved joiners. John Hemmings received his first instructions at 17 years of age in 1793, when Thomas Jefferson wrote to his son-in-law Tom Randolph and asked Randolph to make sure Hemmings received training from the house joiner David Watson to fashion wheels and work with wood. The Monticello Joinery was well- stocked, as Jefferson was intensely engaged in refashioning his properties, and always had projects to complete. Hemmings therefore had the benefit of both materials and experience.
|
|
The human environment department of the UCL Institute of Archaeology in the 1970s. Environmental archaeology has emerged as a distinct discipline in the course of the last 50 years. In recent years it has grown rapidly in significance and is now an established component of most excavation projects. The field is multidisciplinary, and environmental archaeologists, as well as palaeoecologists, work side by side with archaeologists and anthropologists specialising in material culture studies in order to achieve a more holistic understanding of past human livelihood and people-environment interactions, especially how climatic stress affected humans and forced them to adapt.
|
|
Mode Three is referred to as Battle Form and is listed as being 'for more intense battle', but this form, and Mode Four, her so-called 'Final Form'— which is listed only as 'classified' by the insert — are never seen in the course of the series. Because of her mechanical structure, Nuku Nuku can be linked with special devices to enhance her power in the OVAs and Nuku Nuku TV. She may also have been capable of doing so in DASH, but was not shown doing so, though she did work side by side with the large robot called Sangoku Bross in episode nine of the series.
|
|
In 2004 the British government accepted an EU ruling that considered housing associations as public bodies for the purposes of procurement. Subsequently, the English High Court in Weaver v. London and Quadrant Housing Trust [2008] ruled that housing associations were public authorities and as a result could be subject to judicial review in certain circumstances. The court stated that the housing association sector was 'permeated by state control and influence with a view to meeting the Government's aims for affordable housing, and in which RSLs work side by side with, and can in a very real sense be said to take the place of, local authorities'.
|
|
Following fellow squadrons HM-15 and HM-19 as the first squadrons to integrate active and reserve elements into a single squadron, over 200 personnel from HM-18 boosted the manning of HM-14 to almost 700, making it one of the largest operational squadrons in the U.S. Navy. Regular Navy, Temporary Active Reserve (now FTS), and Selected Reserve pilots, aircrew, maintenance and administrative personnel deploy and work side by side with no distinction made between them. In 1999, HM-14 established the first permanent AMCM detachment in Manama, Bahrain. They maintained this detachment until 2003, when it was turned over to sister squadron HM-15.
|
|
The zoo's core education program, the Conservation Discovery Corps (CDC), is a science and conservation-based program for high school students ages 14–18. Participants are trained in both zoo and field research, and are given an inside perspective on the operations of the zoo and gain experience in conservation education, public service, and public speaking. The students also work side-by-side with licensed field biologists, study the role of zoos in conservation, and help educate zoo visitors. In September 2014, the CDC received top honors in the 2014 AZA Education Award for its outstanding ability to promote conservation knowledge, educate youth, and obtain success in its projects.
|
|
Earthwatch Institute, a global nonprofit that teams volunteer with scientists to conduct important environmental research, launched a program called "Trinidad's Leatherback Sea Turtles". This program strives to help save the world's largest turtle from extinction in Matura Beach, Trinidad, as volunteers work side by side with leading scientists and a local conservation group, Nature Seekers. This tropical island off the coast of Venezuela is known for its vibrant ethnic diversity and rich cultural events. It is also the site of one of the most important nesting beaches for endangered leatherback turtles, enormous reptiles that can weigh a ton and dive deeper than many whales.
|
|
He told her that she looked wonderful and that he knew about the takeover bid, then offered to help. After some reminiscing, Julia told him how she and her late husband, Charles, had created their successful design business together and said that she didn't think Victor was the kind of person that could work side-by-side with his wife in business. She joked that he wasn't as controlling as when they were married, but she was young and he was older and set in his ways. She asked about his kids and his love life and was pleased that he was dating Nikki again, whom she liked.
|
|
Impressed by Arinze's many accomplishments as the leader of an archdiocese with few resources and his ability to work side by side with Muslims who represent a strong and not-to-be-ignored minority, Pope John Paul II in 1979 appointed Arinze pro-president of the Vatican's Secretariat for Non- Christians, later renamed the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue. Arinze continued as the ordinary of his archdiocese, and was elected unanimously as President of the Nigerian Bishops Conference in 1984. A year later, the people of Onitsha organized a pilgrimage to Rome when they learned that Archbishop Arinze would be named a Cardinal at the Consistory of 25 May 1985. In the same year, he was awarded the chieftaincy title of the Ochudouwa of Eziowelle.
|
|
For example, a 3D graphics programmer may need to work side by side with the game's 3D modelers discussing strategies and design considerations, while an AI programmer may need to interact very little, if at all, with the art staff. To help artists and level designers with their tasks, programmers may volunteer or be called upon to develop tools and utilities. Many of these may be for a specific purpose and can be buggy due to time constraints (time for development of such tools is often not included in a game's schedule) as well as because they are only for in-house use anyway. Many game tools are developed in RAD languages for quicker development and may be discarded after the completion of the game.
|
|
Almost every day he arrived at 7 AM to work side by side with Bonaparte, often going on to 10 PM. Bourrienne left to become head of the police, but soon was recalled because Bonaparte needed him. He remained in Paris during the second Italian campaign, after which he watched with admiration as his friend continued to organize France so that it would be governed effectively under clearly codified laws by the talented men he brought into the government. As Bonaparte progressed to become Consul for Life Bourrienne recorded— with a mix of admiration and apprehension—his skilled maneuvers to clench power and to enrich his family. In the autumn of 1802 Bonaparte started to ease him out, after a few uncertain weeks firing him without stating a cause.
|
|
In 1969 Hargitai started teaching English at St. Clement school in a Cleveland suburb, followed by assignments at St. Boniface, Mentor High, and two evenings a week at Telshe Yeshiva Rabbinical School. Despite this grueling schedule, he founded the Poetry Forum Program after being awarded a grant from the Martha-Holden Jennings Foundation so local poets could work side by side with students, their combined efforts culminating in a regional collection with the title Forum:Ten Poets of the Western Reserve published in 1976. The collection which Hargitai edited with Lolette Kuby was introduced by Paul Engle and featured, among others, Robert Wallace, Alberta Turner, Hale Chatfield, Russell Atkins, and Grace Butcher, alongside student poets. Hargitai's passion for a literary career took a serious turn when he discovered and translated the poems of the modern Hungarian poet Attila József (1905-1937).
|
|
As a result of the U.S. women's national team's (USWNT) first- place showing in the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup, a seemingly viable market for the sport germinated. Feeding on the momentum of their victory, the eight- team league formed in February 2000, the U.S. Soccer Federation approved membership of the Women's United Soccer Association (WUSA) as a sanctioned Division 1 women's professional soccer league on August 18, 2000, and the league began playing its first season in April 2001. It would be the world's first women's soccer league in which all the players were paid as professionals. The WUSA had previously announced plans to begin to play in 2001 in eight cities across the country, including: Atlanta, the Bay Area, Boston, New York, Orlando, Philadelphia, San Diego and Washington, D.C. The WUSA forged ahead on a cooperation agreement that would see the new league work side by side with Major League Soccer to help maximize the market presence and success of both Division I leagues.
|
|
Na Bo-ri (Gong Hyo-jin) is a 25-year-old woman who desperately wants to be a teacher at the high school she was kicked out of due to a misunderstanding with her teachers over injuring a group of male classmates (she had been a legend there for being a troublemaker and getting into fights). After overcoming numerous hardships and getting her high-school equivalency certification, she rejects job offers from other high schools and works on becoming a substitute teacher at her old high school so she can work side by side with her longtime high school crush, the art teacher Ji Hyun-woo (Kim Da-hyun). However, the only thing that enables her to get the coveted job is by signing a contract to essentially babysit Park Tae-in (Gong Yoo), a troublemaker who attends the same high school. Tae-in, a lonely 20-year-old youth, quickly becomes the "jjang", or "king" of the high school, and enjoys playing mean tricks on Bo-ri whose tough but easygoing personality attracts the majority of her students.
|
|