Sentences with phrase «anything about their qualifications»

It didn't say anything about their qualifications to teach.

«Jane Smith Resume» doesn't tell a hiring manager anything about your qualifications or job target.

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Avoid walking into a course without knowing anything about the program and the qualifications of the instructor.

In the two - thirds of state - funded schools which shouldn't have anything to do with religion, teaching about non-religious beliefs is almost entirely excluded from new qualifications for 14 - to 18 - year - olds.

The Randstad interview isn't anything to worry about but rather a chance for us to get a clearer picture of you, your qualifications and the type of role you are seeking.

To become a school governor you do not need to know anything about education or have any specific qualifications.

Given how pervasive has been the ideological censorship and filtering by Wikipedia of discussion and content about anything to do with «Climate Science», I surprised anyone would actually cite it without some kind of qualification or caveat... In this arena, at least, Wikipedia's more like a Chinese Official News Agency than an open venue for discussion.

Dr. Tom Karl summarized the impact most succinctly in his testimony to this committee last week when he said that he would stand by the IPCC's original assessment: «If you ask me to give qualifications about the findings in the 2001 report with the same caveat in terms of defining likelihood, I personally would not change anything.»

In addition, you will want to avoid saying anything that will raise any doubts about your attitude, motivation, or qualifications.

The reader or employer wants to know about your transferable skills, relevant experiences, qualifications, key achievements and anything unique about you that sets you apart from other applicants.

While a cover letter can reveal anything professional and personal about you, a resume, most often, focus on describing your qualifications, skills and experiences that are directly related to the job.

While writing a resume can be related to anything about you, your qualifications and skills, most often it focus on qualifications, skills and experiences that are directly related to the job.

Don't post anything you wouldn't want a recruiter to see, avoid spamming people with tweets about your qualifications, and use Twitter to network wherever possible.

Cover letters are seldom about experiences — in fact, they are more about qualifications and skills than anything else.