Sentences with phrase «glaring mistakes in»

Nothing kills a resume in the job search process more than glaring mistakes in spelling, grammar and alignment.

If we took 1 / 4th of the money we're wasting on the that glaring mistake in Iraq, we'd have money to address more efficient building codes, poverty, homelessness and global warming, just to mention a few.

There is a glaring mistake in the post (I typed it quickly and in one pull, while «flipping around» null hypotheses..

The worst thing you can do is make a glaring mistake in your resume before you send it to the employer.

Not exact matches

He continued: «I would say my mistake should open their eyes to a glaring gap in security.

Entrusting the Spaniard with a place in the first XI was arguably the most glaring mistake of Wenger's Arsenal reign — a decision which united supporters in both bemusement and frustration.

One of the most glaring mistakes was having best friends Izzie [Katharine Heigl] and George [T.R. Knight] fall in love.

Its most glaring mistake is giving the impression that a particular approach to mathematics instruction — referred to over the past half - century as «progressive,» «constructivist,» «discovery,» or «inquiry - based» — is the answer to improving mathematics learning in the U.S..

In addition, if you've made any sort of credit mistake, like missing a payment, this mistake will appear much more glaring compared to another applicant with a long credit history.

There is no mistaking that the multiplayer games are filled with action and chaos, but unfortunately there are some glaring issues with the way in which the action is delivered.

In decades past, absent glaring mistakes or fraudulent behavior, the typical process after a law firm did its work on behalf of a client was that the law firm would send a bill for services rendered, and that bill would eventually get paid.

Maybe more facts of the case would make it sound more plausible, but for a case that would cost perhaps $ 75,000 of attorneys» fees and costs to litigate in the U.S. with no prospect of an award of those fees to you if you prevailed in the U.S. (except recovery of your filing fees, out of pocket costs and expert witness fees for things other than attorneys), and a risk of paying the other side's expert witness costs if you lost, the provable harm would have to be in the many hundreds of thousands of dollars and the mistake would have to be very glaring before that kind of case would make sense to seriously consider bringing.

Your social profiles may not have any glaring mistakes or red flags, but do they show medical sales recruiters what they're looking for in a candidate?

Errors and Mistakes: Proving your attention to detail is tough if you've failed to notice glaring grammatical errors in your resume.