Sentences with phrase «apply at multiple companies»

Not exact matches

The discounted cash - flow process solves what a firm's shares should be trading at — it represents the multiple that is applied to the company's earnings: the PE multiple.

I applied to at least a hundred positions online and received multiple offers from some of the biggest companies in Canada.

In addition, if you apply for multiple cards at the same time, credit companies will view this as suspicious.

Because each carrier looks at your case a little differently, applying for life insurance on your own can cost you money if you don't compare prices from multiple companies.

The key to finding the best life insurance with heart palpitations is understanding your problem, knowing how the underwriting process works, and applying to multiple companies at once.

Unfortunately, there's no magic trick to make companies look at your application and reply right away, so keep applying to multiple jobs and keep track of when you send in your materials.

To be a successful job seeker, you need to apply to multiple jobs at multiple companies — all around the same time.

Most importantly, even if you're applying for multiple positions at a company, try to limit yourself and be realistic.

Once you're in the system, recruiters have total visibility of your activity, from replying to emails to applying to multiple jobs at the same company.

• Fail to state the position that you are applying for — if the company is searching to fill multiple positions at the same time and your cover letter comes in without a specified one, most likely, it will be binned.

There are three things I recommend for anyone who is within six months of searching for a new job: at least one polished resume that's been edited and viewed by more than one other person who is not related to you; a flexible cover letter that can be easily modified to apply for a number of different jobs at multiple companies; and a polished LinkedIn profile.

You need to remember which jobs you applied for at which companies, which version of your resume you sent (if you have multiple versions), and who you spoke with when.