Sentences with phrase «help you get your foot in the door at»

Perhaps this month's column will help you get your foot in the door at a new company before the firm starts to openly advertise in the pages of Science.

In fact, it was my passion for F1 (soon I boasted an encyclopedic knowledge of the sport and, after college, I saved up enough to attend my first racing school) that helped me get my foot in the door at Car and Driver magazine.

These are excellent skills that can help you get your foot in the door at a new company.

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One of his friends from high school worked at Intel and helped me get my foot in the door.

Next week we'll look at what credit cards can help you get your foot in that lounge door with or without Priority Pass.

If you want to get a foot in the door at your first entry level job, you need to convince employers that the skills and experiences that you acquired during your time in school will help you become a star employee for them.

Networking gets your foot in the door and helps you become at least a somewhat known entity, instead of responding to job board postings (which are designed to rule people out) and becoming part of the vast unknown pool of candidates.

Go through your business and personal contacts to see if you know anyone who can help you get your foot in the door — or get your resume placed at the head of the pile.

This should at least help with getting your foot in the door for an interview and it still incorporates everything you did as the owner.

Hiring in this field is expected to grow steadily at least until 2020, so if you're looking for an entry level or midcareer position in the hotel business, here are a few cover letter tips that can help you get your foot in the door.

Keywords may help you get a foot in the door, but stories, descriptions, and solid credentials will land you a seat at the interview table.