Sentences with phrase «job ads as»

The other issue with resume customization is that you're obviously answering job ads as a search method — and it's one that I don't recommend.

Norine Dagliano, a nationally certified resume writer and president of resume - writing firm EKM Inspirations, also recommends using job ads as a starting point for customizing your resume.

Instead, get smart and use these job ads as primary source information about where the jobs are.

Echo the language of the job ad as closely as possible for the best outcome.

To ensure your resume is as relevant as possible use key words from the job ad as your starting point, linking your experience directly to the job's requirements.

Not exact matches

With recruiters now favoring online applications and sites such as LinkedIn allowing professionals to develop networks and search jobs ads, it's easy to think the traditional career fair has become an...

It starts with the job ad, which is meant to attract entrepreneurial - minded candidates with questions such as, «What is your favourite company and why?»

When he was older, Walt tried to get a job as a newspaper cartoonist, but was unable to find one and ended up working in an art studio where he created ads for newspapers and magazines.

The small business package includes Recruiter Lite, a more affordable version of LinkedIn's signature recruiting software; as well as the ability to post sponsored job listings that get 30 to 50 percent more applicants; and create a custom employer page and targeted ads to spread the company talent brand and turn existing employees into brand ambassadors.

«Nearly one in five job ads for China's 2018 national civil service called for «men only» or «men preferred,» while major companies like Alibaba have published recruitment ads promising applicants «beautiful girls» as co-workers,» Sophie Richardson, China director at Human Rights Watch, said.

In the past, Alibaba has repeatedly advertised «beautiful girls» or «goddesses» that work for the company in its job ads, and described them as «late night benefits.»

In 2005, Baker came across a Google job ad on Craigslist; by 2006 she had been hired as an IT field tech.

The plumbing company mentioned above could list «jobs» as a negative keyword at the campaign level, meaning that none of the ads would be displayed for searches that include the term.

By adding «jobs» as a negative keyword, the plumbing company would avoid wasted clicks by preventing the ads from being displayed for searches that include that term.

«I do think that we can do a better job of explaining how advertising works,» Zuckerberg said as he finished his response, but he did not explain that Facebook's ad system works by harnessing all the pieces of information from social network users.

In 2009, as Chicago manufacturer Wiegel Tool Works was emerging from the recession and wanting to hire again, company president Aaron Wiegel noticed that his job ads for tool and die makers were going unfilled for months.

The Human Resource Department of a company performs a number of core tasks such as posting job ads, sourcing candidates, conducting interviews and screening applicants, resolving conflict among employees, coordinating with managers, and most of all, taking charge in organizing the payroll system of the company.

Many saw the ad as a ploy to help the government meet that requirement — but only by offering religious minorities the most menial jobs.

-LSB-...] «The ad, in its carelessness, portrays suicide as a viable option when someone fails or loses their job,» said the group's original statement.

Stricklin had been announced as Florida's incoming AD at the time, but he wasn't on the job amid negotiations between Florida, LSU, the SEC, and both teams» non-conference opponents.

An ad exec hired by Nestlé could scarcely do a better job than your writer of portraying breastfeeding as too much trouble and formula as the solution to any infant feeding problems.

In addition, the Democrats lost two members of their conference: Mark Schroeder's seat (145th AD) out in Western NY up for grabs, as the WNY Democrat (and thorn in Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver's side) stepped down to run for Buffalo comptroller; and Republican - turned - Democrat Mike Spano (93rd AD) will be giving up his seat to start his new job as mayor of Yonkers.

Indeed, the ad promises Spitzer will be a city comptroller — whose rather bland job description is to oversee the pension fund and audit agencies — who acts more like an attorney general as he takes an activist investor role.

The Cuomo campaign is already working to undermine Paladino's track record as a creator of jobs, highlighting his campaign contributions and lucrative state real estate contracts in attack ads.

Uber creates jobs as it provides New Yorkers with an «easier way to get around,» the ad says, with some 350,000 people already downloading its app.

One set of presidential - level TV ads DO seem to have made a difference, though: the wave of Obama spots that sought to define Romney as a job - destroying, out of touch corporate raider in the summer.

The union is highlighting the role played by private security officers (10 of the 24 32BJ members who perished held that job), who the ad says serve as the public's «eyes and ears» because they're often first on the scene of emergencies.

House Majority PAC, the Democratic super PAC that works to elect Democrats to the House, is going on the air Tuesday with an ad attacking 12 - term Florida Republican Rep. John L. Mica and introducing Democrat Stephanie Murphy as a «new approach to get the job done.»

In one online ad, Woolf was described as a «Manhattan millionaire» who derived his wealth from tobacco, trust funds and «investments in companies that ship jobs overseas.»

Richard Hanna, the Republican candidate in NY - 24, is out with his first TV spot — a positive bio ad that focuses on his background as a businessman and success in creating jobs in the community.

The state Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association, which represents some 21,000 corrections officers and security guards, launched a «major» statewide radio ad campaign today to remind New Yorkers of the difficult and dangerous jobs performed by their members, day in and day out, even as resources are scarce and violence is on the rise.

The ad comes as Libous faces a charge of lying to federal law enforcement stemming from a case in which his son was given a job at a politically connected law firm in New York City.

For this election cycle we have a special on job creation plans for areas that are overtaxed and underemployed that will help you fool the voters and can also be used as pull quotes in video ads and direct mail.

Democratic Rep. Dan Maffei (NY - 25) hit the airwaves this week with his first TV ads of the campaign — one that's fairly standard and focuses on jobs and another, more interesting, spot in which the incumbent congressman seeks to establish himself as a hometown guy and NOT a Washington insider.

The program has come under scrutiny and criticism for the $ 53 million ad campaign that was attached to it and lawmakers have continuously questioned START - UP's effectiveness as a vehicle for creating jobs.

This ad is half a hit on Gibson, slamming him on some traditional Democratic themes — Medicare, Social Security and tax breaks for companies that outsource jobs — and half a pitch for Schreibman, described as someone who will «fight for the middle class.»

Or as the job ad euphemistically puts it, the successful candidate will «need the ability to work proactively with a variety of key stakeholders».

The glowing picture of Foley's management as characterized in the new ad is far different from that which was portrayed by Malloy's campaign in a recent ad that asserted Foley «bankrupted the Bibb Co., costing hundreds their jobs» while «Foley and his company made $ 20 million.»

Meanwhile, businessman Bill Owens (D) is up with ads touting his military background and resume as a job - creator in an area that is in desperate economic straits.

As Uber has aggressively pushed back at the mayor, running slick ads accusing Mr. de Blasio of killing jobs for poor minorities, City Hall has expanded their criticism, flaying Uber for their lax workplace protections and regulatory fights with cities across the world.

As polls show their party poised to make big gains this fall, National Republicans believe that a new round of attack ads arguing that the $ 814 billion economic stimulus created jobs in China will be a potent closing argument against Democratic incumbents.

But as he read the ad a second time, he realized that there were some gaps between his experience and the job requirements.

Look at the names in the job ads, as well as in company profiles elsewhere on the same sites.

As he read the job ad again and again, he realized that there were parts of his grad school experience relevant to the job that were not included in his CV.

Employment has not yet dropped substantially, but the Conference Board expects the labor market to soften, as indicated by «a significant drop in new job ads in oil and gas extraction - related occupations,» the post says (emphasis in original).

Hultgren ran several ads that criticized Foster for, as one of them puts it, «lost jobs... [and] massive spending.»

Participants mentioned that one reason they would refrain from whitening is if an organization included a pro-diversity statement in their job ad, and a subsequent experiment confirmed that minority job seekers were half as likely to whiten their resumes when applying to an employer touting diversity values.

Whitened resumes were more than twice as likely to get a callback, regardless of whether or not an employer's job ad mentioned diversity.

Paste in job ads for positions that interest you and watch as the site turns them into beautiful «clouds» of keywords that you can use in your own summary.

You can find the name of the hiring manager behind an ad in Science, or a whole list of names to serve as networking contacts for your job search.