Sentences with phrase «great organisation skills»

If I see another resume with «excellent written and verbal communication skills», «strong attention to detail», «great organisation skills», «excellent work ethic» etc. in bullet points at the top of the resume, I'm going to vomit.

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I had a great time there with the position apart from the politics within the organisation and I learned some new skills which hopefully I will be able to carry forward to a similar position in the future.

A growing number of mission organisations are discovering that Christians trained in business skills can make a great contribution to cross cultural mission....

Announcing the joint collaboration on the irtec scheme, Nick Jones, Chief Executive, SOE, said that a Memorandum of Understanding between the two organisations now paves the way for improved skills levels and greater recognition of a benchmark standard of competence in the commercial vehicle and passenger transport maintenance and repair industry:

Under CSIRO's Deep Earth imaging Future Science Platform, the research organisation is bringing together the skills and capabilities to peer through the earth and determine with greater certainty where usable sources of water are likely to be.

Teachers, career advisors and educational support organisations from across Norfolk, Suffolk and Hertfordshire attended a series of events hosted by five companies in Great Yarmouth and Norwich to help them find out about the range of skills needed by employers.

There's a common misconception floating around in organisations that if people weren't great students at school, they won't be able to continue learning well into adulthood or pick up the skill again once they start work.

«The great thing about changing career is that I've been able to bring skills from my previous job, like time management and organisation, into my new role, as well as my own life experiences.

Organisations such as AiA do a great job across so many areas to promote the many skills and values needed by authors.

Getting involved in the organisation of events is also a great way to build your networking skills.

This organisation of the future is largely defined by moving away from distinct hierarchies and placing greater emphasis on working in teams, which necessitates that all employees have strong soft skills.

Joining a grad scheme at a well - renowned organisation is a great way to prove your skills, knowledge, and drive to future employers — especially if you're lacking in practical work experience as a new graduate.

«Given Singapore's position as a regional hub for most multinational organisations, the greatest demand is for regulatory affairs professionals with strong leadership skills and wide geographic submission experience.

I believe my skills and experience could be a great match with your organisation's initiatives and culture.

Larger organisations generally offer more structured opportunities for promotion to supervisory and management positions, but smaller architectural practices can sometimes offer greater responsibility early on, as well as the chance to gain skills and experience across a range of specialist areas.

Customer Service Consultant We are looking for people with great Customer Service Skills, who are looking to work for a successful, fun organisation.

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