We have seen that hard work in training and
good work ethic under the Argentine results in first team chances, and Janssen on occasion has been omitted from even the substitutes bench as a result of this.
Not exact matches
The
work ethic is generally a great
good, but it needs to be
under the criticism of the words of Jesus: «You can not serve God and Mammon.»
A player
good at carrying the ball forward and taking risks might not fit into the Louis van Gaal era but so long as he his desire to be ambitious in possession is matched by his
work ethic and tactical discipline, Oxlade - Chamberlain could find a function
under Mourinho.
Your resume objective must demonstrate characteristics which show you as an able leader, ability to issue orders
under stressful situations, strong
work ethic and routine,
good physique and athleticism.
Minimum requirements for this Graduate Recruitment Consultant role; • Previous sales experience isn't essential however you must be highly motivated and can perform
well under pressure • A highly motivated, target - driven individual who very ambitious and thrives to aim high • A solid
work ethic, self - motivation and drive to succeed • A want to
work in a sales environment, where you can impact your own earning by your success levels.
He / she should be highly capable of multi-tasking,
working well under pressure and keeping up - to - date with area - specific business
ethics, legal documents and accounting trends, applications and programs.
- A strong
work ethic - Dependable - Positive attitude - Self - motivated - Team - oriented - Organized and can manage multiple priorities -
Works well under pressure - An effective communicator - Flexible - Confident
Required Qualifications • Bachelor's Degree (Preferably in Business Administration) • Minimum 2 years of experience in Sales Department focusing on geographic territory based sales and account solicitation • Excellent presentation and communication skills with proven persuasive power • First - rate computer skills, telephone etiquette and
work ethic • Self - motivated individual with strong business acumen,
good time management and task prioritization skills • Proven ability to
work under pressure on strict deadlines
SPECIAL SKILLS • Excellent communication and telephone etiquette •
Working knowledge of caller counseling • Proven record of displaying strong
ethics during conversation • Able to listen carefully and
work in an organized manner • Demonstrated ability to
work well under stressful circumstances
Good work ethics Face any challenge Motivational Work under pressure Energetic Problem solving Self motivated Enthusia
work ethics Face any challenge Motivational
Work under pressure Energetic Problem solving Self motivated Enthusia
Work under pressure Energetic Problem solving Self motivated Enthusiastic
The Person: As
well as being a graduate degree educated with a 2:1 or above, they are looking for the following characteristics; - Self motivated by money or success - Telesales / B2B sales experience or recruitment experience - Excellent academic background - High achiever - Resilient,
working well under pressure - Competitive and driven - Excellent
work ethic, not afraid to
work long hours - Commercial awareness - A strong passion for finance - Self aware - Excellent organisational skills as
well as self discipline - Articulate, confident with the ability to communicate
well
Enthusiastic manager with high integrity and strong
work ethic, who
works well under pressure both individually and as part of a team.
Qualifications Summary * Strong interpersonal skills, Team player, Creative, Efficient communicator, Independent, Proficient in project management, and can
work under pressure and adverse conditions * Fluent in networking configurations of router and switches, and troubleshooting (Cisco Trained) * Fluent in Microsoft Office Suit 98 - 2016, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint * Exceptionally
well organized Strong
work ethic...
*
Work well under pressure, able to multitask, and have a strong work eth
Work well under pressure, able to multitask, and have a strong
work eth
work ethics.
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