Sentences with phrase «jobs you see advertised»

Don't stop with simply applying for jobs you see advertised.

If you're a software developer with experience you have some options but the jobs I see advertised are asking for experience or at least a whiff of a bunch of different technologies all piled on with 1 job.

(Actually, it was a day filled with dilemmas... should I throw away my toothbrush after catching the dog running around with it, bone - style; was I too old to apply for a certain job I saw advertised on SEEK; were bling sneakers and cargo pants appropriate attire for a meeting with a lawyer...?)

Not exact matches

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«I'm a people person, and [a co-worker] mentioned he had seen a job opening at the school advertised, and he thought about me first,» explained Harris.

My guess is that about 5 % of the advertised jobs you see are already «filled» by preferred candidates when the ad runs.

I actually saw the job advertised in New Scientist when I was at the library with my children for story time.

You don't see many jobs advertised at the moment he says, though he predicts there will be many more, so making a direct approach to people already working in the area and setting out the skills you have to offer is your best bet.

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A tailored resume that clearly matches what the recruiter is seeking will always be more successful than a generic resume that you send to every job that you see advertised.

Thankfully, Marvel Comics used to do a great job of letting you know in a caption box when something happened in [Insert Comic Here], so when you see something advertising the Wolverine and Kitty Pryde mini-series, or something that happened in Thor, it's easy enough to know where to look.

Philip Johnson asked to see me and we met at his office atop the Seagrams Building one morning in March 1966, Philip encouraged my work, Philip Johnson was enormously encouraging and inspiring and he suggested that when I made some paintings I show them to him and later that day I got a job in an advertising agency - Diener, Hauser Greenthal in the Fuller Building on 57th streetand Madison Avenue; working as a commercial artist.

Despite what the DoJ or EEOC might say about employment discrimination (or perhaps because of broad terms in the exceptions), I see various jobs, housing, grants, and other opportunities, advertised...

Despite what the DoJ or EEOC might say about employment discrimination (or perhaps because of broad terms in the exceptions), I see various jobs, housing, grants, and other opportunities, advertised with the «US Citizenship Required» qualification, commonly enough that it seems like it must be legal.

I also envied the big trucks I saw as I drove around selling advertising at my last unpleasant job, and I had often wished I could trade places with them.

For example, you may see a job advertised which is exactly what you are looking for.

They often have access to jobs that you won't see advertised anywhere else, so it's definitely worth signing up to several as part of your action plan.

This means that every time you apply for a job that you have seen advertised, or that a recruiter has drawn to your attention, you will effectively be entering a lottery.

To reply to an advertised job, name the position title and where you saw the ad, but don't squander valuable real estate doing so in the opening paragraph.

Try searching for job offers to see what responsibilities they advertise.

The employers that provide trainee business management internships and placements are, unsurprisingly, those that offer trainee management graduate schemes, so another approach would be to look for companies advertising graduate management jobs and to see whether they offer work experience.

I've seen many Profiles that list «Unemployed» or «Seeking New Position» as the company name, but then you're advertising the fact that you're out of a job.

You will often see a sales job advertised with a basic salary plus OTE, which stands for on - target earnings.

(You'll also be pleased to see that the number of jobs we're asked to advertise to you has gone up every year since 2010 — so much for «no graduate jobs».)

In marketing, advertising or PR jobs, as well as the basics covered in the link above, the recruiter will be looking at the style of your covering letter to see how well you can get a message across.

Check to see who is advertising the most relevant jobs and try them first.

See our advice piece on writing covering letters for advertising, marketing or PR jobs if you need help with this aspect of the application.

While going through a job portal, I saw the advertising that there is a job opening in your bank and I got this email address from there.

I saw it advertised on (Website Name), and was glad to see that your job requirements precisely complement my skills, physical capabilities, and previous work experience.

Do you need particular specialist knowledge or technical skills to help you get into jobs you have seen advertised that interest you?

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However, today's employers don't face candidate or skills shortages, when 84 % of currently employed workers are searching for a job (see: «84 % Of Currently Employed Workers Compete For Your Job» at http://www.recareered.com/blog/2012/04/16/84-of-currently-employed-workers-compete-for-your-job/) and when employers get an an average 1,000 resumes for each job advertised or posted (see: «Just How Many Job Seekers Are Looking For Work?&raqjob (see: «84 % Of Currently Employed Workers Compete For Your Job» at http://www.recareered.com/blog/2012/04/16/84-of-currently-employed-workers-compete-for-your-job/) and when employers get an an average 1,000 resumes for each job advertised or posted (see: «Just How Many Job Seekers Are Looking For Work?&raqJob» at http://www.recareered.com/blog/2012/04/16/84-of-currently-employed-workers-compete-for-your-job/) and when employers get an an average 1,000 resumes for each job advertised or posted (see: «Just How Many Job Seekers Are Looking For Work?&raqjob/) and when employers get an an average 1,000 resumes for each job advertised or posted (see: «Just How Many Job Seekers Are Looking For Work?&raqjob advertised or posted (see: «Just How Many Job Seekers Are Looking For Work?&raqJob Seekers Are Looking For Work?»

The next time you see a job fair advertised in your area, take the time to attend.

If you have seen a job advertised that you really like, consider contact hiring managers directly, using this method.

The letter or e-mail should start by stating the specific position you are applying for and mention where you saw the job advertised.

It's about employers hiring consultants to help them find places to advertise the job so that few US citizens in the field are likely to see it, and then fabricating pretexts to reject all US applicants as «not interested» or «unqualified» regardless of how able and willing, how bright, knowledgeable, creative or industrious they are (Cohen and Grigsby; Fragomen et al.).

If you are not seen or found online then how can you be considered for the 75 % of positions not advertised when you are not co-located with your target employers (a fact in international job search)?

Each applicant is screened to see if they meet the minimum requirements for the advertised job.

This process of tailoring to the job posting is key to making sure an employer sees exactly how the candidate fits the position that is being advertised.

You will see many jobs advertised, but realize that part - time jobs are the same as full - time positions.

If you are a lab technician for example, you can start out by introducing yourself to the employer, stating why you are writing to him and where you saw a job posting being advertised.

Here are a few simple steps to customizing your cover letters (and if you don't think you SHOULD customize your cover letter for each application you submit then we have bigger problems than I thought...) AN UNFORGETTABLE OPENER Here's a mistake I see more and more job seekers making... they're opening line on their cover letter says «please accept this in response to the (position) advertised on....».

To give an example — If you saw a job advertised which required a Master's degree, inventory management, cleaning and stocktaking, would you say it was a good job?

I was excited to see the job posting for a Research Assistant advertised at the university's bulletin board.

Even small companies advertising jobs on Craigslist regularly see 500 or more applicants.

Among professional and business services sector, which fared well for the most part, job losses were seen in the advertising industry.

Once you find these professionals you can be exposed to volumes of interesting information and in many cases see jobs that are being advertised that you may not have otherwise been exposed.

What they're interested in seeing in this section is your dedication to education, your relevant qualifications that add value to the job being advertised and your overall level of education.

Of course, the most common use for your new resume is to apply for positions you see advertised on job boards and company websites, in newspapers and trade journals, and through recommendations from friends.

I saw a job advertised for less than minimum wage.