Sentences with phrase «preferred position qualifications»

Not exact matches

All applicants want to show how their qualifications align with the position description, but for many roles it would be surprising — and a little fishy — to find someone with the exact number of years of experience you're looking for, in the exact field, with the preferred degrees, and whose resume or cover letter states she's checked every single box.

Employers typically list required or preferred skills in job listings when itemizing the qualifications for the position.

A letter addressing each of the candidate's required and preferred qualifications for the position, current curriculum vita, transcripts for all graduate - level...

For administration jobs, preferred qualifications for most positions are a Bachelor's Degree and at least two years of clerical or administrative experience.

While formal academic qualifications are not always a prerequisite for this position, recruiters prefer candidates with a high school diploma at the very least, along with strong interpersonal, organizational and communication skills.

A resume that's three or four pages but actually shows the qualifications and experience necessary for a position is much preferred, in my opinion, to one that has cut out all the substance to meet some passe idea of a one - page resume.»

Qualifications: * Bachelor's degree in pharmacy requires, PharmD preferred * 2 years pharmacy management experience, 3 - 5 years related pharmacy experience * Pharmacist registration in the state where the position is located * Immunization Certification or willing to become a certified immunizer within 90 days of hire * Ability to work a flexible schedule * Interpersonal relations and customer service skills * Multitasking and time management skills

There are also key phrases in every part of the job posting, including in the position title, the minimum and preferred qualifications, the description of job duties and the description of the organization.