Sentences with phrase «hear of a job opening»

Now, perhaps when they hear of a job opening, your name will spring to mind.

They may not be able to offer you a job on the spot, but you can get invaluable information about what it's like to practice there and when they hear of a job opening, they might remember you and give you a heads up.

Talk with your extended family, friends and neighbors to see if they've heard of any job openings that might suit you.

Always follow up within 48 hours with a thank - you letter reiterating your interests and asking them to remember you when they hear of a job opening.

Indicate where you heard of the job opening and explain why you are interested in this specific position at this particular organization.

I was pleased to hear of the job opening for an accounting manager at Trails.

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Senator Lamar Alexander (R - TX) opened the hearing by telling the panel to «finish the job» and increase the budgets for the National Science Foundation (NSF), the Department of Energy's Office of Science, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

Telling your career story and getting the attention of hiring managers sometimes feels impossible, especially after applying for countless job openings without hearing back.

Job seekers, on the other hand, describe the experience of applying to advertised openings as «tossing my resume into a big, black hole», and complain about never hearing back from employers.

I heard about the job opening from one of my acquaintances.

First paragraph is an introduction telling your purpose of writing and specific position you are applying; you should also tell how you heard of then job opening.

Your cover letter should state the position you are seeking for, the name of the company and from where you have heard the opening of the job.

I heard about your job opening for the position of retail manager from one of my acquaintances.

The more people you stay in touch with, the greater your chances of hearing about a good job opening.

I've heard countless job seekers say, «I'll take anything» or «I'm open», when asked what kind of job they're seeking.

Here's the reason: Even if a job opening does not REQUIRE a cover letter, I've never heard of anyone NOT getting hired because they went above - and - beyond and sent a cover letter.

Having heard the job opening of Oral Surgery Assistant at your facility, I would like to offer my services for the same.

But with ads for administrative assistant job openings and current discussion forums of employed administrative professionals talking with each other, you know you're getting the most up - to - date information from primary sources (not a secondary source repeating what they heard or researched).

Make your own luck by actively growing and maintaining your network so you're top of mind when someone hears about a job opening.

I of course responded back asking who he was and where he had gotten my resume — I don't have one circulating and have never heard of him — and he responded back saying his name (duh) and that he came across my information while researching some job openings.

You will likely want to establish contact with several different recruiters to ensure that you hear about all of the best new job openings.