Sentences with phrase «facts about your candidacy»

Not only that, it should also communicate facts about your candidacy that make you stand out and above the lot of applicants for the same position.

Not exact matches

Information you provide to us in connection with inquiries about employment opportunities at Vista Equity Partners, such as, for example, your resume and / or the fact that you are inquiring about such opportunities, shall be used by Vista Equity Partners and any of its portfolio companies that you may inquire about internally solely in connection with evaluating candidacy for such positions and is not shared with third parties (except for such portfolio companies).

On the other hand, it can be argued that Quinn is not especially concerned with Thompson, and has in fact been thinking just as much about the soon - to - be candidacy of Anthony Weiner, as demonstrated by her Sharing Tour and upcoming memoir, seemingly tailor - made to trump Weiner's own Oprahtic tale of personal redemption.

Malliotakis became a candidate and began campaigning about two weeks ago, so the news in her appearance comes from her comments rather the fact of her candidacy.

So, we're excited and I think it's kind of a validation of the fact that people want some change, people like our message and they're excited about our candidacy.»

Facts about the executive hiring process that have an impact on the interview process and your candidacy.

Cover letters also provide a useful way to explain away any potential concerns the employer might have about your candidacy, such as gaps in your employment or the fact that you will need to relocate for the job.

Tell your story: Candidates often wonder, when my resume is communicating all the facts and figures about my candidacy, then why bother writing a cover letter?

Tell your story: Candidates often wonder, when my resume is communicating all the facts and figures about my candidacy, then why bother writing a cover... Read More»

(In As for including references to an unnamed company in your cover letter, I'd only do it if you were 110 % sure you were right; otherwise, you could harm your candidacy by appearing certain about something that was in fact a mistake.