Sentences with phrase «impressive than a candidate»

You'll be more impressive than a candidate that copy - pasted the exact same cover letter and resume for each application.

So, for example, during the group exercise recruiters will probably find a candidate who focuses on the overall success of the group more impressive than a candidate who takes charge at the expense of others.

You immediately sound more impressive than a candidate who simply says they have great organizational skills.

Not exact matches

Extremely impressive, and a demonstration of what a popular rather than a niche candidate can do when his supporters get fired up (sorry Paulites, that he's stealing your online oomph, though congratulations on beating both Fred Thompson and Rudy Giuliani in Michigan).

Extremely impressive, and a demonstration of what a popular rather than a niche candidate can do...

One of the newest candidates in the race to replace Reed — Andrei — had an impressive start to her campaign, raising more than $ 130,000 in less than a month.

An impressive academic background is also desirable, as is the candidate who has held no more than 3 jobs in the past 10 years.

There's nothing more impressive in a resume or interview than a highly informed candidate who is savvy about the organization, and can hold an intelligent conversation about it.

This is an impressive candidate, but aspects of her CV make her look unorganized and less qualified than she probably actually is

Medical sales jobs are known for their impressive salaries, but Gen Z candidates want more than a large pay check.

Having the right qualifications does not seal the deal either, as some candidates may turn up with similar or more impressive work experience than you.