Sentences with phrase «just accepted a job offer»

I am happy to say that I have just accepted a job offer and have no doubt that Avon Resumes Team's advice and career expertises were key components in allowing my resume to make it to the top of the pile.

I have just accepted a job offer from my previous employer.

If you've just accepted a job offer from a new company, high five!

Not exact matches

That was not the case, as just 34.6 % of students accepted a job offer from their internship in 2014, down from 39.1 % in 2013.

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I just now got a job offer from CompanyY and I have accepted it.

Considering that the current company I work for (a very reputed one), had also sent me an offer letter by email when I was a campus recruit, and they had not even expected me to reply with a «yes», and instead just wanted me to send across the document proof they required, can I assume it is safe to just send an email to the startup saying that I accept the offer letter, and then resign from my current job?

When you get an exploding job offer, time begins to tick away not just for you to accept the job but also for other companies that might be interested in hiring you.

Those who started a three - year course straight from school will have only just turned 21, so there's no rush to accept the first 9 - 5 job that you're offered.

You are just going to have to accept that you're not always going to get a job offer after interview.

You don't have to accept a job just because it was offered to you, but do carefully evaluate it and if you decline, do so politely.

Whatever's making you hesitate, it's important that you seriously think it through; accepting the job offer in haste only to find you hate the role will just make life more difficult for you and the employer.

Just because you're interested in a job doesn't mean you have to accept their initial salary offer.

After James made these optimizations, he immediately started getting interviews through ApplicationAssistant, and in just 9 days accepted a job offer!

Having that in mind, all efforts from the moment you open a text editor to create your resume until you handshake to accept the job offer are just pure marketing.

But hang on a second, just because you have a job offer doesn't mean you must accept it and join the company right away.

Just had to share - yesterday I accepted an offer for my targeted job with my dream company!

She received several job offers within just a few weeks, and accepted a position she loves as a CEO at a Chicago non-profit.

Just because you're offered a job doesn't mean you have to accept it.

EDIT: I just accepted a job that offered 44 % more pay then my previous job.

However, I just received a job offer and I plan to accept it.

Just this week I was offered and accepted a job.

Conversely the goal of your resume and job search is not to just generate job interviews; it is to receive and accept a great job offer.

Just because you have an accepted offer and a deposit does not mean that your job is done.