Sentences with phrase «equally qualified people»

You and maybe nine or ten other equally qualified people for the position, that is.

Standing out in a sea of equally qualified people is difficult.

There is no room for negotiation for salary or benefits because thanks to online career websites employers can pit dozens of equally qualified people for the same position.

Hiring managers usually choose someone they like over an equally qualified person they don't like as much.

Not exact matches

Other healthcare professionals, volunteers, or lay people are not equally qualified.

Effective Communication: The Executive Chamber will generally, upon request, provide appropriate aids and services leading to effective communication for qualified persons with disabilities so they can participate equally in Executive Chamber programs, services, and activities, including qualified sign language interpreters, documents in braille, and other ways of making information and communications accessible to people who have speech, hearing, or vision impairments.

This makes Guaranteed Rate an equally valid choice regardless of the loans you qualify for, while enhancing its value for people who haven't settled on which mortgage format will best suit their needs.

With a qualified co-signer, the lender will set the loan terms based on the credit score of the person with good credit, who will then be equally responsible for repayment.

So how do you get your resume to stand out from a sea of equally (or even more) qualified people?

Most people list duties, failing to understand that it is not what they do every day, but how they stamp their mark on a company that helps them stand out in a crowd of equally qualified candidates.

One should assume that for every job that one applies for, there are at least 5 other people who are equally or better qualified than one is.

You don't need a Masters degree to know that the competition is stiff these days — so how do you stand out from a sea of equally (or even more) qualified people?