Sentences with phrase «as candidates often»

Entry level resumes for customer service positions are the most difficult to write as candidates often have trouble sounding coherent and their nervousness sometimes appears on resume.

We as candidates often forego the skills section, wrongly believing that there is no reason for us to make such... Read More»

We as candidates often forego the skills section, wrongly believing that there is no reason for us to make such a great effort in communicating our skills.

It is one of the most overlooked of sections, as candidates often believe that it is not essential to put in.

Not exact matches

We often think of this as one of the first — and most important — interactions a company has with a candidate.

The Center's researchers note that this period is often referred to as «the invisible primary» because it is when candidates lay the groundwork for their campaign, and that early positive media exposure can play a significant role.

In the first - year, MBA candidates must read, absorb and debate some 270 case studies in 10 courses, often fighting for «air time» with equally clever students just as eager as they are to score points with professors.

Quite often, excellent entry - level candidates with drive and grit are being overlooked, not because they lack the ability to do the job, but because they don't have the usual buzz words that recruiters look for on their «lackluster» résumés, as compared to their more accomplished peers with internships, higher GPAs, extracurricular activities, or leadership roles.

Parent PLUS borrowers are often especially attractive candidates for refinancing, as well, as you probably have a stronger credit profile and income than new graduates.

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In the offset discussions, disturbance of the boreal forest, and its impacts on caribou, have often been cited as a prime candidate for application of an offsets model.

On that, not a single candidate in the GOP is deserving to even run for President, let alone serve as Commander in Chief, regardless of whatever fairy tale, I mean religion, they wear more often than not as a guise.

Older adults and single adults are often overlooked as candidates for leadership in ministry with children in the congregation.

Existing both as an oral tradition and in print on cheap paper for wide distribution, these corridos are often sagas of heroic daring or noble suffering and thus candidates for expression of links between religion and politics.

They are often crudely portrayed as voting based solely on identity politics, born suckers for quotes from Scripture or «code words» laced in the speeches of candidates appealing to their spiritual beliefs.

Candidates for conversion at revivals are, as you know, often disappointed: they experience nothing striking.

As journalists and political consultants often say, voters want to be assured that a presidential candidate «shares their values.»

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He is most often used as a centre - back, but can also play on either side of a defence — such versatilely making him an excellent candidate to lineup in Antonio Conte's 3 -4-3 formation.

Berger is one of the up - and - coming talents often cited as a candidate to start turning over the U.S. roster and getting new blood on a team that's been whupped by the Euros for the better part of two decades.

The 54 - year - old Ferentz, the highest - paid state employee in Iowa at nearly $ 3 million a year, is often mentioned as an NFL head coaching candidate, but he is a perfect fit in Iowa City.

As for relegation, all the trends would suggest Brighton and Huddersfield are two of the most likely candidates as so often we see teams that go up from the championship, sadly find the leap to big and go straight back dowAs for relegation, all the trends would suggest Brighton and Huddersfield are two of the most likely candidates as so often we see teams that go up from the championship, sadly find the leap to big and go straight back dowas so often we see teams that go up from the championship, sadly find the leap to big and go straight back down.

When they try to come back to work, they're often no longer as qualified as someone who's fresh out of college and familiar with all the latest whatever, and candidates with big gaps on their resume look less attractive to hiring managers.

Anecdotally, I've heard a number of nursing professors voice concerns that these candidates are often not as well prepared as one might hope.

Often a candidate will talk with several other people that the candidate has worked on campaigns with before who function as a «brain trust» for the candidate to come up with ideas.

Often, campaign sponsors do not just support the candidate (s) but the political party as a whole.

This piece examined the various political posters from around the time and suggested that while many were often quite crude, there was never any doubt as to where left candidates stood on the issues of the day.

Assemblyman Pete Lopez, often looked at as a potential candidate for the NY - 19 seat Rep. Chris Gibson when he steps down next year, said this week he's «putting the pieces together» for a campaign, but not ready to make a formal announcement.

First, take a look at their magazine's 2010 Political Technology issue, which features articles on microtargeting («Demystifying Micro-Targeting»), volunteer retention and common mistakes that novice candidates often make, all led off by a reprint of the first chapter of the e.politics «How Candidates Can Use the Internet to Win in 2010» as an intcandidates often make, all led off by a reprint of the first chapter of the e.politics «How Candidates Can Use the Internet to Win in 2010» as an intCandidates Can Use the Internet to Win in 2010» as an introduction.

In the next place, as each representative will be chosen by a greater number of citizens in the large than in the small republic, it will be more difficult for unworthy candidates to practice with success the vicious arts by which elections are too often carried; and the suffrages of the people being more free, will be more likely to centre in men who possess the most attractive merit and the most diffusive and established characters.

Senator Sander's campaign has exposed Mrs. Clinton as a candidate with a «credibility problem,» who is often perceived as representing «the powers» behind government (lobbied interests) rather than «the people» by whom that government is made.

A recent analysis by Falter newspaper showed how often Norbert Hofer as presidential candidate alluded to Alexander Van der Bellens» age and allegedly poor memory.

First, the offense, in this case a clear attempt to humanize a candidate often seen as cold and calculating.

In addition, with New York's 21st being an open seat in 2014, none of the candidates possessed the advantages that often come with incumbency, such as increased campaign finances and name recognition.

As a result, wealthy donors and the political action committees of unions and corporate interests often give to political party committees that are backing candidates they favor — in addition to, or rather than, the candidates themselves.

These caveats - often described as «reasoning» in effeminate circles — were dismissed in favour of a tactic which would have seen David Cameron pledge an in / out EU referendum in return for Ukip's pledge not to stand against Tory candidates in 2015.

Republican mayoral candidate Nicole Malliotakis has often cited her gender and ethnicity as giving her an advantage over past Republican candidates, saying that those characteristics give her an opening to female and hispanic voters.

Cuomo has said he intends to run for a third term as New York governor, and his name is often mentioned as a potential presidential candidate.

Although not expected to run this year, Gibson is often mentioned as a candidate for statewide office in New York, and has previously expressed interest in such opportunities.

The two candidates most often mentioned by Republicans as concerning are Reps. Paul Broun and Phil Gingrey, conservatives with track records of controversial comments.

Nevertheless, victories on Tuesday evening have added to what was at one point a thin Republican bench in New York: Rep. Chris Gibson, who cruised to a third term on Tuesday, is often talked about as a potential statewide candidate, as is Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro.

Analysing these results isn't easy - as with many Durham seats, there are plenty of independents winning thousands of votes between them, and the Conservatives have often chosen not to stand candidates in certain wards (marked as DNS in the table).

While Democratic Senate candidates often are painted by the GOP as beholden to New York City interests, Putman noticeably breaks from the downstate portrait on legislative salaries.

Currently in Pennsylvania, as Philadelphia Weekly has investigated in the past, third - party candidates get the shortest end of the stick when attempting to get on the ballot for statewide elections; they're often required at least 10 times the number of signatures as their mainstream Read more»

In addition to $ 11 million spent on TV advertisements, as the New York Times reported, often targeting Republican candidate Rob Astorino, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday on the traditional voter turn - out operation underway in support of Cuomo from various unions, and the New York State Democratic Committee has also been mailing out almost daily leaflets in support of Cuomo and especially Hochul.

In the local government elections for the equivalent area many votes often go to independent candidates or groups such as the Newtownabbey Ratepayers Association.

All the candidates came except for one, Schneiderman, who played the odds as the front runners often do.

[264] Orlando is often described as the candidate of the social democratic establishment of the party.

Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, a national figure who is often mentioned as a presidential candidate, will headline a fundraiser Friday night for the state Republican Party at private home in West Hartford.

But 527s, whether they are supporting presidential candidates or state campaigns, also often have ties to the those campaigns, even as they maintain their status as independent expenditure groups.