Sentences with phrase «less relevant point»

Ensure that you give you more relevant points first before you move onto the less relevant points.

Not exact matches

But as Amazon is quick to point out, online sales still account for less than 10 percent of all retail sales, which is the more relevant figure as the line between online and bricks - and - mortar disappears.

E.D. - whether he's familiar enough to know that it's unconstitutional is less relevant, the point is, he was presumably referring to something that exists and not to something hypothetical.

At a certain point, adults reach a maturity and a gap in years becomes less relevant to compatibility.

While it's true that the new movie improves upon its far more amateurish, far less coherent predecessor, the point isn't really relevant.

learning is seen less as mastering the relevant year - level curriculum and more as making excellent learning progress, regardless of starting point;

Again, the individual data point may be far less relevant than the longer - term trend.

But as we said above, the older data points on your credit report are less important than the newer ones, and keep growing less relevant each month.

But the older I get, the more I see how the world works, the less interesting and relevant that point becomes.

These issues may be somewhat less relevant to SoCal as the situation there is rather particular to the geography, as already pointed out by # 1 and # 5.

The devices are becoming less relevant, as a piece on Forbes recently pointed out.

At this point in time, with Bitcoin becoming increasingly relevant in the mainstream, outside observers are becoming less skeptical and are now genuinely curious about the currency's potential.

When listing your work history your resume should resemble a funnel; your most recent relevant experience should have the most emphasis (consider 4 - 5 bullet points expounding your key achievements and duties), while older experience should have less detail and fewer bullet points.

If you are a senior level applicant, that is someone with 15 + years of experience you can be selective in the detail listed under each experience, with less detail and fewer bullet points included under older and less - relevant positions.

Try to limit these to 5 - 6 bullet points for you more recent and relevant roles and 3 - 4 for your earlier or less senior appointments.

The entire point of an elevator pitch is to be succinct, so there is absolutely no time for tangents or less - than - relevant details.

For older, less - relevant jobs (that is, jobs that are perhaps slightly relevant to the one you're applying for, but not 100 %), describe your accomplishments using fewer bullet points — for example, five bullet points listing accomplishments instead of eight.