Sentences with phrase «like career fairs»

I don't like career fairs — they tend to be overcrowded (especially on college campuses) and full of people being overly fake.

Take note of college events like career fairs and see what companies and organizations are visiting.

Although most of our team uses Facebook, we tell them how to leverage LinkedIn for the best impact, and how to use Facebook for MentorMate culture posts (like the career fair I was at this morning.)

We have a career fair here at my college next week and I was wondering what your thoughts are / personal experience is with events like career fair.

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It's probably not fair us holding him back for selfish reasons even though he looks like his career could peter out in front of our eyes.

If he really did believe in his own abilities like he says he does, well then he'd get his career back on track, I'm sure WHam were offering a fair package and he had a chance at first team football.

It's also fair to note that Chronister has really only been tagged a few times in her career, but that a couple of them have led to losses — and for a program that loses like 10 games a year, those losses stand out more.

What is not fair is, as Dana said, is you have all these guys like Tony, Khabib,... who have worked their souls off to get to this point, they are in their prime of their careers, need to fight for those belts and big fights, and exactly as you said support their family and friends.

Though both have recorded plenty of material since their initial hits, their appearance to kick off America's third - largest county fair will be colored by those career - defining, guitar - driven tracks — ones that can still turn back the clock like bites of a candy apple.

The tech fair, organized by Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez, Community School District 6 and City College to help local students to learn more about careers in STEM, will also include companies like BMW, Con Edison, Major League Baseball, New York Life and Spectrum.

The Postdoc Network would like to thank Heather Cross, Arti Patel, and Kim Paul for their insight and suggestions on the costs and funding of a career fair.

Powell's scores have been pretty consistent (Bourne of course was a seminal moment in his career) and he clearly likes working with Liman — though there are certain signs in Fair Game that his style for this sort of movie is becoming a little tired.

A role in a Star Wars film is an exciting prospect for any actor, for several reasons: One, if your career completely goes to shit (which, to be fair, isn't likely to happen for an Oscar winner like Whitaker, but still), you can always travel the convention circuit.

In the middle part of Anderson's career (circa «The Life Aquatic» and after), some critics began to complain about the familiar stylized elements of his films being a crutch and formula, diorama - like to the point of aestheticizing the emotions of the story (to be fair, some prescribed elements — the slow motion endings, that Futura font, the expected Kinks or Rolling Stone song — were starting to feel a little mechanical at a certain point).

Unfortunately this means that there's only fifteen minutes or so at the end to deal with the forty - odd year career in film, which means that masterpieces like «Shock Corridor» and «The Naked Kiss» are mostly passed over, with only his opus «The Big Red One» getting a fair shake.

To be fair to Milestone their career mode is straightforward and bland in the sense that you earn stars for completing events which in turn unlock more events, so it feels like they attempted to use the Gravel TV show concept to spice things up, but it comes across as hokey, and not in a particularly fun way, despite some knowingly cheesy intros.

Depending on how early in their careers you are looking to find artists, graduate school exhibitions, fair sections like Frame at Frieze New York, biennials and triennials and of course younger galleries (for example Chapter NY or On Stellar Rays in New York; Gagareena or Jenny's in Los Angeles; and Micky Schubert or Tanya Leighton in Berlin) are all important forums for discovery.

At the fair, Bourouissa's work represents a younger group of artists whose careers Mennour shepherds, like Camille Henrot and Alicja Kwade.

Pynchon writes that while she would like to believe the arbitration system is fair and equitable, «I can't stay in denial, however, because bias places limits on my ADR career and on the careers of most other women «neutrals» I know.

When you meet them, whether at the career fair, networking function, or through sites like LinkedIn, they almost all have the same response: «You'll need to go to companyabc.com/careers to apply for the position of interest.»

When you meet them, whether at the career fair, networking function, or through sites like LinkedIn, they...... Read more «Why You REALLY Need to Apply Online»

Although I've been fortunate enough to do various different roles in the 5 years since I graduated which has helped me narrow down different types of jobs I would like to do, I definitely think attending a Careers Fair or two whilst at University would have helped me figure out things earlier (and potentially given me more relevant work experience).

One of the best things about a careers fair is being to walk around and just take in all of the different companies on display — it's a bit like window shopping, really.

Employers like to meet prospective students and one of the best ways to do this is through visiting campus to attend careers fairs and events arranged by the careers service.

Think of one or two small things you could do today (like sign up for a career fair, make an appointment at your school's career services office, or do a practice interview)... and get going!

Job fairs and career events seem like obvious places to find good contacts to expand your job hunt.

We are delighted to announce a new career fair for our Chinese students: The China Graduate Recruitment Fair Saturday, 26th October, 2013 The University of Manchester Would you like to meet graduate employers particularly looking to hire Chinese talent for both UK or China opportunitfair for our Chinese students: The China Graduate Recruitment Fair Saturday, 26th October, 2013 The University of Manchester Would you like to meet graduate employers particularly looking to hire Chinese talent for both UK or China opportunitFair Saturday, 26th October, 2013 The University of Manchester Would you like to meet graduate employers particularly looking to hire Chinese talent for both UK or China opportunities?

That may not be a fair appraisal of your character, but it's what the resume conveys — and just like the tie - dyed T - shirt, this lack of professionalism can cost you a career opportunity.

We have a large network of government and corporate employers who seek out bright students like yours, and your student should take advantage of our on - campus career fairs, interview and resume workshops, and electronic resume services.