Sentences with phrase «listed enough skills»

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To help you help yours, here's an adorably illustrated list of eight key entrepreneurial skills you can teach your little ones, while they're still little enough to listen to you.

This isn't one specific skill, but we consider it important enough to be on our list.

That sentiment did not last, of course, as before long I was poring through equipment lists, skill combinations, castle layouts (via some great use of StreetPass) and — most pertinently — character couples to piece together a strong enough team to make it through the story.

Simply listing them is not enough; you need to convince the hiring manager that you actually have the skills through demonstrating them in your work experience section.

Just listing these skills sends the message that you find them valuable enough for precious resume space.

But, if you are an experienced professional that's been in the business for a while, one page will probably not be enough to list all of your qualifications, job experience, and skills.

This sample medical worker resume describes applicant's skills, abilities and experience in a well manner and will definitely impress a potential employer enough to place his resume high on their list of possible candidates.

As the list of the employers is good enough, you have to prove your skills for the job.

It is not enough to simply provide a laundry list of skills on your resume that you offer.

Even though a comprehensive list of your skills in a resume should be more than enough to make anyone interested in what you have to offer, your achievements also play a big role on how you're seen before hiring managers.

It is not enough to list your skills explaining how you used them during combat operations.

Follow with a short list of skills that matches the job description requirements, and keep your work experience entries short enough for the reader to skim.

Express your skills in action: Just a list of the skills you offer is not enough.

In other words, if the role is seeking Sales as a Top Skill, its not enough to list the keyword Sales in your profile.

This jobseeker has been wise enough to list specific areas of knowledge and skills that are directly relevant to the position desired.

Support your claims with examples: Merely stating that you possess a list of skills is not enough.

For example when writing a resume for an equity trader it is no longer good enough just to list these soft skills.

Simply listing your education, work experience and skills is not enough to attract the attention of hiring managers.

It's not enough to list this in your skills section.

However, merely listing these skills is often not enough to stand out among the other applicants also listing the same skills.