Sentences with phrase «called by prospective employers»

All I could think when I saw my finished resume was «No wonder I was not getting called by prospective employers.»

When you contact your references, let them know that they may be called by prospective employers.

If the person agrees, tell them what areas of your strengths and contributions you'd like them to emphasize when they are called by prospective employers.

Not exact matches

In Papp v Stokes Economic Consulting Inc [Papp], which you can read more about on our blog, after the employee's employment ended, a prospective new employer called for a reference and the former employer provided a negative reference that resulted in the employee not being hired by the prospective new employer.

You never want your reference to be caught off guard by a call from a prospective employer.

Most likely, you can get this information by making one phone call to the prospective employer so this shouldn't take much time at all.

Even though email is well - used for business communications, a phone call is more likely to be the first channel used by the recruiter or prospective employer.

You may be surprised at how many times candidates have been conned into buying so - called perfect resumes, only to be told by prospective employers that their resume was less than ordinary.

You do not need to stretch your letter too long as employers typically have very little time on their hands but if you feel that there is something you need to add which will entice the prospective employer into calling you in for a second interview, by all means, write it.

In simple words, the sole objective of a resume is to win an interview call, by standing out and getting through the various evaluations filters prospective employers use to shortlist from the myriad of resumes.

You don't need to be called at work by a prospective employer; it's too easy for job hunting information to be leaked to co-workers.