Sentences with phrase «actually get an interview»

I actually got an interview by sending my resume to a classmate who had graduated a year in front of me!

If 100 applications are received, 20 will be considered for interviews, and perhaps only 10 will actually get interviews.

All the items with regards to your academic performance is truly helpful in any job applications and how you can actually get an interview invitation.

By reaching out to these people directly, you skip the black hole of cyberspace that online applications fall into and boost your chances of actually getting an interview (by a lot).

And yet I know many of you are still unconverted and since I would like you to actually get interviews, I'm going to continue to beat you over the head about this.

While many will see this as extra work it is the most effective way to actually get that interview.

But I'm still working on tweaking it to actually get an interview.

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They have years of industry specific experience in creating killer resumes that actually get interview calls.

But writing a resume that actually gets you interviews and draws excellent results can be a challenge.

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I got interviewed yesterday by Ken Briggs who is writing a book for Eerdman's on the connection (or actually, the DISconnection) between the message of the church and the needs and issues of our culture.

«All those things are crucial, but if underneath it all you don't have that sense of confidence and aspiration then actually it's very easy to not even turn up to an interview if you get one.»

Pop's act got people to actually pay attention to the coach's interviews instead of just wishing they would shut up and put the game back on the full screen.

Maybe, though, just maybe he is starting to get it because he actually admitted in an interview with Sky Sports this week that he and the players do feel guilty about not being in line to be champions of England when the dust settles on another disappointing campaign.

but now I have to interview and actually get a job and take care of real people... on my own watch... the adrenalin just covered me....

Parks noted after interviewing Representative Briggs and Senator Tomlinson, «I was very impressed with their knowledge of what athletic trainers actually do and what a vital role they play in helping to protect our student athletes from injury, and if injured, how they help them heal, recover and get them back in the best playing shape.»

Here's some early footage from my interview this afternoon with LG Richard Ravitch, who took issue with my suggestion that Gov. David Paterson actually stands to benefit from the ongoing budget stalemate and insisted — in a nice way — that the governor is working as hard as he possibly can to get a deal.

Yesterday in an interview with the BBC Mr Cameron said he would not explain entirely how a future Conservative government would deal with the EU treaty that had been ratified by every European country «because we've got to wait and see whether [this] actually take place».

They've got to see clearly how helping me get this project accomplished will actually help them, and their colleagues, with their own goals,» he tells me in an interview.

It may pain you to do so, but a study by Timothy Judge at the University of Florida in Gainesville found that ingratiating yourself actually works in job interviews, presumably because if your interviewer gets on with you they will assume you share their beliefs and attitudes.

Today's guest post about how to get your cells to communicate with lightning speed is actually written by none other than Dr. Todd, and also includes an even more in - depth audio interview from a phone conversation I had earlier this week with Dr. Todd.

From an interview with DiFrancesco last July: «Contrary to what people might think, we actually want our players to eat as much grass fed butter and bacon as we can get into them.»

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We got the chance to interview the Irish actor actually, read here, so keep an eye out for him.

Actually, I felt added pressure walking in to my interview, as I was hoping to get some wild and crazy answers.

The standard B - reel of interviews are, however, mini-masterpieces of unconvincing enthusiasm (not surprising given the quality of the performers), the bulk of which is given over to a poor dear who actually dies before anyone actually gets to the titular pool.

In anticipation of «Kick - Ass 2» opening this Friday, more press has begun to come up about the upcoming «Kick - Ass» sequel, including an interview over at Digital Spy where creator Mark Millar, director Jeff Wadlow and star Christopher Mintz - Plasse discusses the film and what actually got cut from the film.

In a recent interview with the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences, the managing director of Guerilla, Hermen Hulst, stated that he actually gets asked the question on Twitter quite a bit.

With this story being based on two real people you get a real sense that you're watching the interview take place as if it's actually happening and that was something I didn't expect to get out of the film.

I actually get advice and suggestions, and some of those suggestions are very helpful» (Interview, January 23).

«We keep discussing the interview,» said Sanchez of the board's deliberations, «but we never actually get into any depth about the application whatsoever.»

-LSB-...] Edgerly at the excellent Kindle Chronicles finally gets around to interviewing himself (actually his wife does the -LSB-...]

Many authors don't realize that «hostile» interviews can make for great talk radio, and actually get more listeners curious and interested in your book.

Samantha reports that she gets more requests for interviews and actually prefers them, since that gives the author a better chance to describe the book's contents than a review, which is often unpredictable in quality or point of view.

«Bunz is a great place to get rid of the things that your aunt gave you or your students gave you that missed the mark without actually throwing them in the garbage or letting them collect dust in your garage,» MacGillivray said in an interview.

It can get you accustomed to job searching, perfecting your questions and answers during interviews, and it could actually help you land a job.

I actually had to leave out a few of the traders who were interviewed because this article was just getting way too long.

After reading that interview... I'm not really sure how Shannon has a job... And this is coming from a primarily Xbox player, and I dabble in a little PS and Nintendo on the side... If this is the road MS will go I may see PS and Nintendo get a bigger slice of my gaming... So if I understand correctly it was her job to oversee Crackdown 3 and Scalebound... Crackdown 3 had a major delay and Scalebound was canceled after a lengthy development time - line in which I'm sure lots of resources were pured into... Even more frightening was her actually saying on the record that Quantum Break was a terrific product... She still has a job why?

That VideoGame Blog recently interviewed Call of Juarez and Chrome developer Techland about their upcoming survival horror game, Dead Island, and we thought we'd get the opinion of someone who's actually working on a gory and violent game that could possibly face similar treatment by some rating organizations.

If you're actually supposed to be at E3 (you're either showing off your new game or you're press at a major publication and have a ton of interviews & appointments lined up), you can get a lot done but otherwise, just stay home.

My point, believe it or not, is that I didn't get a chance to actually play Epic Mickey at that interview, but instead went to a small event later that night to get a hands on.

In an interview in the May 2002 Parkett, Verene states, «With the Galesburg work I feel that in order to get really complex parts of people's lives, I have to actually be part of that with them... if I am in their life — and am planning to be for the present and future — I feel like from that point I can tell their story, whether it's joyful or sorrowful, but I have to be committed to how they feel about it.»

There is a world of places they can get real information and an army of people they could interview who would actually explain geological time scales to them properly.

It is critical that you not just interview people or scientists for your articles, but that you actually get the context correct and headline the context, not the confusion.

Aaron Street: Yeah I mean one of the things I think is really cool about what Brad's doing is that it's not just a marketing tool, it's not just him trying to figure out who that goes to his website can be a client and how he can get them to hire him, he's also trying to actually solve people's problems who otherwise aren't going to hire him and aren't going to have their problems solved, so he's got, as you'll hear in the interview, he's got this cool expungement project that actually helps people get expungement's separate from him trying to get them as paying clients.

There's an episode of The West Wing where President Bartlett pretends to make an off - guard comment in front of a rolling camera after a TV interview was over — he made disparaging remarks about his main opponent's intelligence, which everyone assumed was a gaffe, but he actually did it on purpose because it got everyone talking about whether his opponent was in fact stupid.

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While Microsoft has already gotten the go - ahead from the PC community for the feature, there still hasn't been any official confirmation on Sony's end, with them giving a statement during an interview at GDC that didn't actually confirm or deny what would happen.

It won't reflect who you actually are, and it could come across unprofessional if you try to explain any missing information when you get to the interview stage.