Sentences with phrase «ignored by cover letter»

If you don't use keywords that match the job listing, you run the risk of your submission being ignored by cover letter / resume - scanning software.

Not exact matches

Dated Tuesday, the four groups — Advanced Energy Economy (AEE), American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE), American Wind Energy Association (AWEA), and Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA)-- expressed regret in a cover letter that the Department of Energy had ignored calls for «an open and transparent process for the review of reliability and electricity markets» as per a memo published by Secretary Perry on April 14.

From a new diagram by EKG to photos by Luna Park and Steve Weinik (among others) to an investigation into the development of BLADE's style over time to never - before - scene work by Adam VOID, ALL BIG LETTERS covers a lot of ground that is all - too - often ignored in more commercial settings, and I would like to think that it's a pretty unique exhibition.

Cover letters, on the other hand, tend to be ignored by many hiring managers.

Although a well written resume can be impressive, sometimes they're ignored by the employer because their auditor cover letter is poorly written.

Your cover letter can be the bridge to get you an interview or have your resume ignored by the employers.

The difference between getting hired and your resume being ignored will be determined by how effectively you have written your cover letter.

A profile is a summary by a different name, still considered «seller's fluff» (or ignored) by readers, still doesn't address recency, still takes up your most valuable resume real estate and still is basically a cover letter squeezed into the top of your resume.

There's an overriding reason that cover letters are ignored by so many employers... 15 seconds.

Candidates can increase their chances by spending time heavily customizing their resumes, and ignoring cover letters.

Cover letters may be a traditional remnant of non-digital times past, but they can't be an effective way to brand yourself when they are ignored by both man and machine.

A study conducted by reCareered found out that 90 percent of hiring managers mostly ignored cover letters and 97 percent based a decision whether to interview a candidate on the resume only.

By ignoring what cover letter writing has been for decades!

Once again, your cover letter can be simply ignored by the recruiter, but there are some, who pay quite much attention to them.