Sentences with phrase «like at your previous job»

You will want to focus on you rather than anything specific you did not like or did like at your previous job.

Not exact matches

If this season is to be his last at Arsenal, he's already made it clear that this job may not be his last and although you may think that previous interest from the likes of Real Madrid and AC Milan may be long gone after many years of rejection, it seems as if one club is still relatively keen on securing the Frenchman's services.

I feel like I am making a difference and have found purpose, something lacking at a personal level in my previous job as an accountant.

Agre: And as much as I like some of my previous jobs, I can't say that in the vice chancellor's position at Duke, I came to work very often and people patted me on the back; it was more like being chairman of the complaints department at Macy's.

At my previous job we weren't allowed to so I always feel a bit like a rebel when I wear them now!

If I'm having a bad or stressful day, I remind myself of my previous career at a job I didn't really like.

I considered my spending: Instead of going on business trips every week, like I did at a previous job, I was working in San Francisco and spending more time with my wife and our two daughters.

It would be one thing if women's initiative meetings were merely a benign waste of time, akin to those videos on computer care that offer no - brainer advice like «don't put your coffee cup on the keyboard,» that I endured at one of my previous jobs.

Consider adding, «You know, I found this job while at my previous gig,» and your boss might respond, «I remember our interview like it was yesterday!»

Employers look for employees who have at least one year of previous experience in a materials handler position, along with job - specific certifications like forklift operation.

Action verbs show you achieved something at your previous job and should be used instead of phrases such as «responsible for,» which causes your resume to read more like a job description.

Try focusing on what you like and don't like at your current or previous job.

Stick to labeling each section as it should appear on your resume so that the ATS doesn't gloss over any pertinent information, like your previous work experience (which should be written out in the following format: your employer's name; job title; dates of employment) or skills.

This line shows the level of responsibility the candidate held at a previous job, and provides concrete details, like the number of people trained, to back it up.

Employers usually like to hire candidates who went above and beyond the call of duty at their previous jobs.

Much like her previous job, she is on the front lines here at EMI responding to calls from people who are confused, emotional, and sometimes scared.