Sentences with phrase «least get an interview»

Also, most career services offices leverage their school's alumni network, so you have a better shot of at least getting an interview by making a connection through the college or university.

That's the opportunity to name drop, or better yet, see if that person is willing to take a copy of your resume and pass it along to the hiring manager or the recruiter who's in charge of that position, because then you're bypassing that electronic gatekeeper, or the big black hole that everyone's scared about, and allowed to get on to the hiring manager so that you have a better shot at getting that job, or at least getting an interview, so to your point, you can make your case in person or on the phone.

A good resume can help you land the right job or at least get you an interview.

I really feel inspired and hopefully will at least get an interview now with my new CV!!!

Crafting a perfect resume can help you land the perfect job or at least get an interview for that position.

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I hope it runs a bit in theaters or at least gets out on DVD soon... would love to hear a commentary track on the various interviews.

Hinn had been unable to grant me an interview in person, but I hoped to at least get a ring - side perspective on what the 60 - year - old healing evangelist is all about.

As for her promos, I'm sure they'll get better... I think she was genuinely overwhelmed by the moment last night — when the fans were cheering her and chanting her name like crazy — she legit looked like she was about to cry... But she's always been a good interview (at least all the ones I've seen / heard)... she's engaging, well - spoken, good sense of humor and always seems comfortable

And most of those coaches got HC jobs the next year or at least interviewed... NFL community knows he is a DC AT BEST.

Mr. Krupski believes he has support for the new bill and interviews with members of the EPA committee confirm it at least has the support to get out of committee.

But if you can get feedback, it's valuable, so it's worth going for, and at the very least you can sow a seed that you can reap later if the interview doesn't result in a job offer.

Make sure you get to your interview at least 15 - 20 minutes early so you can fill out any necessary paperwork.

Buscemi has complained in interviews about having trouble writing the script for Trees Lounge, and it shows, but at least he doesn't let the self - pity get too thick, applying liberal doses of comedy to counter the tragic underscore of the film.

Like most of his interviews, Quentin Tarantino's conversation with Playboy's Michael Fleming leaves wide - open whether he's the most or least self - aware auteur we've got.

I've read the book so I know how it goes... I have to agree to Gavin in that interview, if you haven't read the book or got spoiled somewhere else, you do nt get spoiled from the trailer (at least more than from trailers in genaral these days)

Although 20th Century Fox is said to be «reassessing» the future of the Alien franchise following less - than - expected box office takings for this year's Alien: Covenant, but director Ridley Scott seems confident that we'll get at least one more instalment, and has even been teasing the storyline in an interview with Empire.

«The students really did a fabulous job of getting out in the world,» Mehta says, pointing out that each student interviewed at least two people.

Some folks can get a recommendation from the interviewer, or at the very least, you get a chance to utilize the fact that you were already interviewed on your applications... I know you have probably tried this, but — just in case!!

AS: As I said, I know a lot of people at mainstream outlets, and I figured I could get them to at least mention the book on their blogs, or maybe interview me.

Do radio interview, and lots of «em In the UK at least, you'll be damn lucky to get on the radio even if you're a well - known authors with a mainstream publisher behind you!

The comment, made during a Jan. 17 interview with the editorial board of The San Francisco Chronicle, essentially explains how the kind of cap and trade mechanism sought by both Mr. Obama and Senator John McCain (the latter at least in his platform, if not on the stump) would make coal combustion ever more costly (unless the world finally gets serious about investing in large - scale testing and deployment of systems for capturing and burying carbon dioxide).

Last, but not least, we get a mini video - interview with Producer Ryozo Tsujimoto and Co-Director Yuya Tokuda.

Whatever the cause, it's important to at least give the job search a try and get some interviews under your belt before quitting.

You will get recommendations on how to improve your resume, dramatically increasing your interview call - back rates by at least 70 %.

Even if your follow ups still result in rejections instead of interviews, at least you'll get the firm no instead of wondering if your resume has even been read.

The purpose of the resume, at least at this stage of the job search process, is to generate enough interest to get you called in for an interview.

Tweaking your resume should help to a least get you in the running for a face - to - face interview.

If you need to generate some cash flow consider getting an interim job which will not interfere with your job search and leave you at least some daytime hours for networking meetings and interviews.

Job seekers have told me numerous times of sitting down to the interview and getting the feeling that the interviewer has never seen their resume or at least does not remember it.

As a result, they will generally be able to get you full, constructive feedback from interviews that you attend so that if you are regretted from a role, you are at least able to find out where you went wrong so that you can learn from your mistakes.

By providing a recruiter with a resume that is focused on experience that is similar to the job they typically fill, you are more likely to get granted an interview (or at least get their attention).

But if for some reason time is not on your side, these tips will at least give you a better shot at getting the interview.

A recommendation from a trusted source can carry enough weight to get you an interview (or at least a second look) when your application on its own might not have stood out from the competition otherwise.

At the very least try it — you may realize that recorded mock interviews may give you an advantage over all the other candidates trying to get the same job you are!

Also, a resume which is custom made for a specific job in a company is at - least 10 times more probable to get you the interview call.

While you can't predict exactly what the dynamics will be during the actual interview, you can at least get yourself ready to maintain several threads of conversation and meet the demands of multiple people.

This is just as important, if not even more crucial if you are a person with a disability, because it is often times a way to get in to the interview and at the very least, have an opportunity to show the interviewer you are more than capable of doing the job well.

At least twenty - four hours before the interview, go online to get directions to the interview site.

- Printing your resume at the company printer - Using your work email account to contact employers - Posting on job sites you know your boss frequents (especially if that's how you got this job)- Updating your LinkedIn when you know your boss will see it - Conducting phone interviews in public work areas (save them for your car on your lunch, or at least run and hide in the bathroom!)

It's a lot to consider — some of it obvious, some of it not - so - obvious — but if you thoroughly prepare and keep these additional interview tips in mind, at the very least you will make a good impression on an industry professional and at best you will get the medical sales job you've been wanting!

This should at least help with getting your foot in the door for an interview and it still incorporates everything you did as the owner.

Telephone interviews, Skype interviews, group interviews, there are truckloads of them, but we're going to look at the most conventional form of interview — or at least the first one that springs to mind when someone tells you that you've got an interview: the face - to - face interview.

At least, you get the interview and have a chance at getting the job.

The problem is that in order to get at least to the interview stage is extremely difficult even having a well - written resume.

The above tips have generated great success getting interviews, and I know at least part of that success is due to the effective, engaging cover letters.

But this usually ends with an endless cycle of resume rewriting in attempts to get at least some interview offers.

As in every other industry you need to target your resume in order to have realistic chances on getting at least some interview invitations.