Sentences with phrase «losing great job opportunities»

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«When a woman has a choice between being an employee, especially when this is associated with an attractive salary, job stability, good benefits and even high social approval, she is taking a greater risk in entering entrepreneurship; she has to forego this opportunity in order to be an entrepreneur, and therefore has more to lose,» says Kelly.

If you don't clean up your act before looking for a job, be prepared to lose a great opportunity.

If you dive into your resume without thinking you will short - change yourself and possibly lose out on a great job opportunity.

One of the most important qualities of a customer service representative is to have great communication skill; if your cover letter does not highlight this quality of yours, you will probably lose the job opportunity.

Running a risk assessment on your career isn't quite the same as evaluating operational risk, but it's a fair call to say your risk of losing out on great job opportunities increases without a stellar resume.

But the costs of an extended job search - though less immediately obvious - are exponentially greater, in lost income, lost opportunities, and increased stress.

There are a finite number of job opportunities out there and you can not chance losing even one of them due to a good — but not great — resume.

It is no wonder that many job seekers lose great opportunities due to the lack of an eye - catching cover letter.