Sentences with phrase «job than the competition»

But if you identify keywords correctly and create a resume that is ATS ready, you are going to have a better chance of getting the job than your competition.

«The best way to build trust and show a higher level of competency at your job than the competition is to ensure your follow - up is incredible and done on time,» concluded McNamara.

Not exact matches

Though there's generally less competition for jobs in small towns, business owners need to be more careful about finding applicants who are truly qualified and most likely to stay in the position for longer than their counterparts in bigger locales.

George Anders's latest book looks at talent hunting and how some recruiters have spotted better job candidates than the competition.

Companies receive hundreds to thousands of job applications every day, and with such cutthroat competition, it's more important than ever to make sure you stand out.

Today's workers are pretty entitled when it comes to Olympics - watching during the workday: More than three - quarters say it's «appropriate» for them to take work time to watch a competition or check scores — and a surprising 56 % think it's just fine for them or their colleagues to spend half an hour of the workday watching, listening to, or reading about the games, and almost 10 % think it's reasonable to spend an hour or more concentrating on the Games instead of their jobs.

States like Alabama have built a presence in the global supply chain in direct competition with the country's Midwestern industrial heartland, and even if Trump coaxes jobs back to the United States they may well head south rather than north.

My job is to build better than the competition, sell those products in the marketplace and eventually supplant Microsoft and move from being number two to number one.»

Family life will be strengthened by minimizing the conflict between home and job, fostering cooperation rather than competition between them.

Given the present condition of the U.S. economy, which is creating many more jobs than are lost due to changing technology and international competition, protectionist voices should be relatively weak.

Having been eliminated from Europe's premier competition at the quarter - final stages the last four years, Blanc will have to find a way to get over the hurdle sooner rather than later, or his job could come under further threat.

Better to have competition / options for the QB spot than let Shane Morris just have the job for two years.

The talent funnel gets tighter, the experience of the competition is greater, the stakes are higher (yep, the college coaches are paid and keeping that job has a lot to do with winning more than losing).

Some places can take such competition to an extreme by designing themselves for a particular «market», such as the «exclusively industrial» city of Vernon, which essentially designed itself specifically to appeal to business interests, so that more than 40,000 people have jobs there but only about 200 live there.

As the UK emerges from the recession, competition is tougher than ever, with graduates from the last two years applying for the same jobs as the class of 2010.

What's more, the current competition for jobs means graduates have to stand out even more than usual, so extra business understanding, not to mention the contacts provided by a work placement, are all key advantages for you.

But personally, my CV was the last thing on my mind when I entered the competition — yet I've ended up with better credentials for my dream job than I could have imagined.

And, although he does not anticipate «a gush» of new positions, Goldin says academic job prospects for physicists are «looking better» than they have in recent lean years — not only because of faculty retirement but also because fewer physicists are choosing to remain in the ivory tower, meaning less competition for openings.

Again, the premise is a difficult one to get your head round, and certainly a trickier one to convey to an audience (the trailer doesn't do a great job), and the tone is a little more sci - fi - ish than some of the competition.

For recent college graduates, finding a job in the 21st century is often easier said than done — the economy has been slow, there are daunting unemployment figures, and competition is tough.

Dave Brown and Shannon did a great job and were easily better than the competition.

In particular, they were impressed with its «striking» new cabin layout, quality interior materials, acceleration and braking feel, and, you know, things that actually matter a great deal on the job: plentiful storage spaces, more abundant tie - downs and lighting fixtures than the competition, and an impressive load capacity.

If the current BMW M2 wasn't enough for your track duties, the BMW M2 Competition should more than handle the job.

Hyundai has them all and does a better job than the immediate competition.

However the program is setup, this is one benefit that could make a job offer much more attractive than the competition.

Once investors get it that they are not in competition with anyone, that the goal is to help the market do a better job setting prices properly rather than to see prices shoot upward, what could ever cause another bull market?

Your job is to accurately describe the condition of your book, music CD or instructional DVD, while adding in specific reasons why the buyer wants to order from you rather than your competition.

Two years later, everyone else has the same graduate degrees, you still have no experience (you have to keep your grades up at all costs, and working in a PhD lab is a full - time job in itself), competition is fiercer than ever, jobs have been outsourced (even in STEM), and you're also competing with visa - holding foreign workers in the US.

More than 550 artists submitted over 2000 submissions, a daunting task, but Susan Thompson, who juried this year's competition, did an outstanding job.

In traditional resumes, word selection was far less stressed, however, in the today's modern market, the standards have changed with competition being fiercer than ever on job boards such as Monster, CareerBuilder, and TheLadders.

But the fact is, they are all different from you and it's your job to understand what makes you different and more suitable than the competition.

With a staggering 28 % of the class of 2007 still not in full - time employment (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-14758464) and 50,000 more university leavers entering the job market in 2012 than five years ago, competition for jobs are increasingly fierce.

People now have, more than ever, tremendous access to higher education, undoubtedly raising competition in the race to find top - notch jobs.

Indeed goes steps further than the competition, allowing users to sort jobs by employment status, expected salary range, education and experience levels.

During the holidays, your competition in job applications will be lower than on any normal day.

Now — more than ever — it is critical that you differentiate yourself from your competition in the job market.

With less than 10 seconds to spare and competition rates exceeding 250 applications received on average per job, your resume must allure, capture, and brand yourself the right way.

If you are a graduate, should you be worried about job competition with thousands of other fresh local graduates, not to mention foreigners with overseas qualifications from universities more prestigious than NUS and NTU?

How do your own skills compare with the wider jobs market, are you more capable than the average competition and can you transfer skills from your current position into your desired role?

Don't forget to think beyond the job description and consider which of your skills and accomplishments make you a better candidate than the competition.

Simply put, the competition is tougher than ever for available jobs, which means that every aspect of your job hunting game needs to be razor sharp — including your resume.

In today's job market of ever - increasing competition and rigid selection, the saying «actions speak louder than words» rings especially true.

With as many as one in four graduates in the UK getting a first - class degree, the competition for entry - level and graduate jobs is higher than ever.

At a time when university leavers face the toughest jobs market for more than a decade, graduates need more than their academic degree to stand out from the competition.

Through methodical and extensive company research, we are able to sell top job seekers on wanting to work for our client companies more so than their competition.

Similar to other managerial positions, competition for these jobs is expected to be strong as there are more applicants than open positions.

Competition in the job market is fiercer than ever before, and hiring managers scrutinize resumes in search of that «special something» that really makes a job candidate stand out from other applicants.

We also know that the competition to get a new job is intense, and some fields are even tougher than others, so the time and effort spent on perfecting your resume is time well spent!

With fewer jobs and such fierce competition in the executive job market, it's more important than ever to be armed with a resume that brands and truly differentiates you from others vying for the same jobs.

The best and most powerful resumes illustrate by example how you have the ability to meet the employers» needs and will do so in a way that will be more effective and profitable than your competition in the job market.