Sentences with phrase «chance of getting hired even»

When Requirements Are Preferred but Not Required When employers list preferred requirements, you'll have a better chance of getting hired even if you're not a perfect match.

Not exact matches

Even just adding the word «teamwork» to your LinkedIn profile boosts your chances of getting hired, a report from the job search platform shows.

In other words, candidates who are different from an otherwise homogenous group of finalists stand little chance of getting hired, even if they are the most qualified.

Research shows that candidates who are different from an otherwise homogenous group of finalists stand little chance of getting hired, even if they are the most qualified.

But even so, in 1994, her husband and her bodyguard hired a hitman to break the leg of her fiercest rival, Nancy Kerrigan, to increase Harding's chances of getting selected for the Winter Olympics that year.

This sounds daunting, but there is good news: employers are still hiring and you still have the chance to make one final set of applications before the job market gets even busier.

This jeopardises their chances of even getting hired when they state too many expectations — they first need to make the interviewer or recruiter even want them first and hold back on all their «wants» and «cannots».

The economy is tough right now, and the job market is even tougher, so it's hard to get hired right now, but there are some things you can do to significantly increase your chances of getting a new job.

Write a programmer cover letter (even if not directly asked for in the job ad) and double your chances of getting hired.

If your resume is lacking information (like your address) that the hiring manager expects to see, you may be knocked out of contention for the job before you even get a chance to interview.

It might appear a petty change in your resume to you but for those overloaded hiring managers who get thousands of resumes each day, this small change can work wonders and even you have better chances of getting shortlisted.

Knowing someone within the organization, or even a friend of a friend, can often help your chances of getting hired.

If you have an outstanding targeted resume, and you believe you have the experience the job requires (even maybe transferrable skills), your chances of getting interviewed and hired have increased exponentially!

So even if the corresponding resume isn't much to write home about, the candidate still gets a chance to prove her or himself in front of a hiring manager.