Sentences with phrase «likely end up in the trash»

It can be offputting to lead with a business card when you first meet someone, not to mention you'll probably end up wasting a good deal of trees as a high percentage of your personal missives will most likely end up in the trash.

If you send the wrong one, your application will most likely end up in the trash.

You can spend time crafting the perfect professional summary and showcasing your qualifications, but if your final draft has spelling mistakes or grammatical errors, it will most likely end up in the trash instead of the interview pile.

Not exact matches

It is better to have a few really nice pieces of book SWAG to promote the series than a bunch of things that are likely to end up in the trash.

Your application is more likely to end up in the trash bin.

If they have to sort through two pages of non relevant information in order to gauge this of your resume, it is likely to end up in the trash can.

A resume with mistakes will likely end up at the bottom of a pile of job seekers or in the trash.

Nor can you miss the source, when it's likely your outdated resume isn't even passing standard screening software before ending up in the trash.

But, the thing is, hiring managers only spend 6 seconds scanning your resume and if it fails to stand out within that short amount of time, it will likely end up in the «trash» pile.