Sentences with phrase «aimed at getting you an interview»

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The TTP hosts «Mock Chalk Talk» events as well as the «Conversations with Faculty» and «Getting to Know Your Faculty» series, which together aim to provide a framework for succeeding at the faculty interview stage and as a principal investigator.

The magazine features in - depth workout plans aimed at getting you in top physical condition, interviews with top athletes and fitness experts, and much more.

If you perform extremely well at interview and can communicate the impact you would make in your role and for the company, you can usually get near enough the salary you aim for.»

To sum it up: the bots are getting better at contextualizing résumés, and recruiters are always aiming to interview candidates whose experiences adhere the most closely to positions they're seeking to fill.

a single paged professional introduction aimed at getting you in the door and on your way to an interview

These sample interview questions are aimed at helping job seekers to get ready for interviews.

Now you're dreading what comes next... A second interview is usually the final step in obtaining a job offer — at this point, you might even have a 50 % possibility of getting the position you aim for.

In fact, displaced employees will not only receive resume and interviewing assistance, but they will also receive career coaching aimed at helping them achieve their ultimate career goals rather than just get a job.

• You must aim your resume at getting an interview, not a job.

Your Facebook page with photos from Spring break won't get you an interview, unless you're aiming to work at Club Med.»