Sentences with phrase «applicant pool as»

The test scores of students seeking to enter graduate education programs are similarly low and, on average, undergraduate education majors score even lower than the graduate education applicant pool as a whole.

Not exact matches

As she notes, employers offering job flexibility also stand to benefit by way of reduced overhead and real estate costs, and a much broader job applicant pool.

That positive word of mouth will help you build a pool of qualified applicants as you grow.

GFI aims for diversity in their hires primarily through hiring practices that are intended to help them minimize the effects of bias, such as encouraging staff to score applications anonymously, using generalized ability tests, and meeting applicants only late in the process.88 While they've hired many women, including in seven of nine director roles, they find that their team is lacking in diversity in other ways, and they've met with Encompass to discuss further steps they can take to develop their diversity strategy.89 One staff member we spoke to mentioned that they hoped GFI would be able to begin paying interns, which might help diversify their team by broadening the pool of potential interns who could afford to take a position with GFI.90, 91

Businesses can also utilize DOL professionals to help find a location for a recruitment, set an agenda to ensure the time is used efficiently, advertise and market the event, identify the most qualified applicants to narrow the candidate pool, as well as provide staffing and other support services and more.

The Erie County Industrial Development Agency is poised to reactivate a dormant venture capital fund and, the agency hopes to use the pool of 43North applicants as a base for reviving the fund.

Planes, Pools, and VR The dozen or so applicants per class who make the cut — referred to within NASA as Ascans (short for «astronaut candidates» and pronounced to generate a smirk)-- undergo two and a half years of intensive training before earning the title of astronaut.

Ari Goldman, director of Columbia Journalism School's Scripps Howard Program in Religion, Journalism and the Spiritual Life, who served as an independent judge of the competition for the second year, said he was again impressed with the quality of the applicant pool.

Even if you're a senior and you feel that your prospects may not be as wide as they once were, chances are that you can find somebody on Match.com who will suit you — your pool of «applicants,» so to speak, will be rather vast.

As one of just 20 fellows selected from an applicant pool of over 2,800 this year, Gittler now joins the ranks of past social innovators that have gone on to launch and lead some of today's most important social enterprises throughout the world, such as Teach For America, City Year, and One Acre FunAs one of just 20 fellows selected from an applicant pool of over 2,800 this year, Gittler now joins the ranks of past social innovators that have gone on to launch and lead some of today's most important social enterprises throughout the world, such as Teach For America, City Year, and One Acre Funas Teach For America, City Year, and One Acre Fund.

Of course, as the researchers note, a shrinking applicant pool is just fine if it's shrinking because the reforms are chasing away mediocre candidates (and it's not such a big deal if it's simply discouraging those who would apply for easy - to - fill positions).

The Anderson School will select a pool of applicants who have demonstrated a strong performance in school, as shown by their fourth grade report card, good attendance and punctuality, and fourth grade NYS ELA and Mathematics test scores - as reported in the Department of Education's Student Enrollment Management System (SEMS).

Individuals are more likely to recruit those with experiences and backgrounds similar to their own.52 To counter this, some businesses now hold recruiting events at historically black colleges and universities, such as Howard University, to diversify their applicant pools.53 These events allow companies to be more selective among a larger, more diverse group of candidates.

As seats become available in any given grade level, the school will extend offers based on the order of the applicant pool, as determined by the lotterieAs seats become available in any given grade level, the school will extend offers based on the order of the applicant pool, as determined by the lotterieas determined by the lotteries.

As a result, we have stepped up and created a fall cohort to meet the needs and interests of the community where we will continue to not only accept applications, but also accept fellows from the current pool of applicants.

As a result of the project to date, 15 candidates have completed preparation in the McNeil Foundation's program and are currently in the San Antonio ISD pool of applicants for placement in a campus leadership position.

One Jeep and one truck / SUV will be chosen from the pool of applicants as the two finalists vie for the designation of being the most authentic off - road - capable vehicle at the Show.

Often, this expertise is very specific and, as a result, elusive in the applicant pool.

Veterinary medicine is more supportive and not as highly competitive as other disciplines because there's always a sufficient applicant pool,» said Maccabe.

When Lisa Freiman, Senior Curator and Chair of the Department of Contemporary Art at the Indianapolis Museum if Art, completed the jurying of our 2012 Midwest Competition, the results of which will be published in August as Issue # 102, we had a discussion about the overwhelming amount of abstraction in the applicant pool; indeed, the book will strongly reflect this.

On Wednesday February 13th, two weeks after School of Art faculty submitted admissions results to be sent out to Early Decision applicants on schedule, an email was sent out by the Dean of Admissions stating simply that «As requested by our Board of Trustees, all early decision art applicants after being reviewed by our Art Admissions Committee were either deferred to be reviewed along with the rest of the regular decision pool or denied admission.

In a New York Times article reporting this, two justices portrayed the percentage as the result of «a random variation in the applicant pool.»

While I might have been prepared to consider taking judicial notice of the exceptional rarity of commercial bulk transport of chemicals by oxcart or horse, at least in the City of St. Catharines, the admission by the applicants that motor vehicles are used by Aquatech in the delivery of pool chemicals avoids that issue and strikes me as just the sort of non-controversial matter that the Court of Appeal... was referring to.

Law schools may go on churning out graduates as fast as ever, choosing them from a shrinking pool of applicants.

«We recently learned that Equal Justice Works» applicant pool for the 2015 - 16 Class has very few applicants with [Texas Access to Justice Foundation] grantees as the host organization.

These choices were difficult to say the least, as the pool of applicants was particularly talented this year.

Applicant tracking systems save recruiters days worth of time by performing the initial evaluation and by narrowing down the candidate pool to the top candidates (e.g. top 10) whose resumes the system ranks as the most relevant to the role on offer.

Phone interviews are also commonly used as first and second round interviews by employers, in order to save in - person interview time and also to reduce the applicant pool to the most qualified candidates for the job.

For those applying to apartment maintenance technician positions, employing key phrases on your application (such as «ANSI accredited» or «CAMT course completed») can potentially increase your standing in a crowded job pool, ensuring employers that you'll need to be trained less than other applicants and that you're already committed to high standards.

As you draft and edit your administrative support CV, keep in mind that you'll have more success if you can separate yourself from the crowd and stand out in a highly qualified applicant pool.

Applicant tracking systems save recruiters days» worth of time by performing the initial evaluation and by narrowing down the candidate pool to the top 10 candidates whose resumes the system ranks as the most relevant.

Market yourself as a commodity among the pool of applicants and get the job done.

SCANNABILITY — Busy companies often use scanning software or Electronic Applicant Tracking Systems (EATS) such as Resumix or ResTrac to wade through their candidate pool.

Organizations develop such pages to build up a talent resource which fills in as a pool of potential employers and to enhance the stream of information to interested applicants.

It serves as your introduction to employers, helping to capture their attention and make you stand out among a pool of applicants.

In addition, experts stress technology such as Applicant Tracking Systems are not intended to replace human screening entirely but simply make the hiring pool more manageable, and that «the single best method of getting a job remains a referral from a company employee.»

The applicant pool will be hard to narrow down, but Shayanfekr believes a couple of cities stand out as ideal locations.