Sentences with phrase «faces extra job»

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The process begins when Amazon's legions of recruiters identify thousands of job prospects each year, who face extra screening by «bar raisers,» star employees and part - time interviewers charged with ensuring that only the best are hired.

perhaps David Cameron would be so good as to explain to the hardworking party workers, those that have lost their jobs, those that face a wage freeze, and importantly THOSE PEOPLE who have donated money just how this came about: - David Cameron has personally authorised up to # 2m of extra expenditures, none included in the budget for the year...

People faced with big expenses can also get a part - time job and / or tighten their belts to come up with extra cash, said Andy Smith, a certified financial planner and co-host of the Mutual Fund Show.

If you are faced with an unknown job situation or have a variable income, putting extra money on your mortgage means you'll have a lower balance in the future.

You'll face extra fees and taxes if you don't repay the loan within a set time, and you might have to pay it faster if you lose your job and your employer's 401k provider calls the loan.

An advantage of a recirculating system is there is no hand scrubbing needed, though the face and under the tail may benefit from a little extra attention, as the spray does a great job of cleaning.

Garmin's Vivosmart 3 had a stab at something similar but Polar's A370 was the fitness tracker that made the best job of adding extra feedback about wellness and fitness to what appeared, on the face of it, to be a basic step counter.

The result will be a targeted, well crafted, and amazing resume that attracts interview calls in a tough job market... and brings a smile to your face in the process (just an extra little benefit).

This is an all - too - common situation faced by many job seekers who have the qualifications, but seem to be missing that extra spark that makes them stand out.

Though all job seekers face their set of challenges, and many in the 50 - better group have a few extra, age shouldn't be one of them.

Job Description: Must have the ability to multi-task in a busy office atmosphere Provide excellent professional customer service Register patients at the front desk Answer busy phones Schedule appointments Verify Insurance Eligibility Collect and post co-pays and outstanding balances Scan medical documents timely Prepare encounter forms or face sheets Assist with various projects on an ongoing basis The ideal candidate must possess: 2 years experience in a medical practice Experienced and understand Health Insurance Plans and coverage Outstanding work ethic, customer service skills, and the desire to go the extra mile for our patients and practice Exceptional attention to detail, ability to multi-task, prioritize while maintaining a professional demeanor in a fast past environment

If you've heard the siren call of business ownership, only to find that the economy has affected your clients or business, you might be facing an executive job search that comes with an extra hurdle — that of transitioning your executive resume from an entrepreneurial mindset.