Sentences with phrase «at your cover letter until»

Keep in mind, many recruiters won't even look at your cover letter until they've looked at your resume.

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The archive covers thirty years of exhibitions and projects at LACMA and include letters, press clippings, photography, audiovisual recordings, publications, personal papers and even Tuchman's appointment books from the beginning of his tenure at LACMA until the 1980s.

The cover letter: This one - page document gives you a little more wiggle room to elaborate on how you chose to be a stay - at - home parent until your children were old enough to attend primary school, for instance.

Hiring in this field is expected to grow steadily at least until 2020, so if you're looking for an entry level or midcareer position in the hotel business, here are a few cover letter tips that can help you get your foot in the door.

Despite the myth that hiring authorities rarely read cover letters, some audiences (company owners, CEOs, and Presidents) might not even glance at your resume until they've fully digested the contents of your letter.

Failure to support your competency claims with a success story: A cover letter full of claims regarding certain skills is worthless until these claims are supported with at least one instance of worth mentioning accomplishment.

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Much as the cover letter — the objective at the top is typically so ubiquitous and generic that I never bothered reading it until I had decided if I was interested or not.