Sentences with phrase «made at job fairs»

Hiring managers report that dressing inappropriately is one of the most common mistakes attendees make at job fairs.

Not exact matches

They are looking at whether their schools are getting better, whether the city is safe, whether there are more jobs, whether it's a fairer city — that's how they are going to make their decisions, I'm quite convinced.»

Individual voters choose what they want to choose — whether or not the information and perspectives they hear were all actually correct information and fair perspectives (their job at the time to decide if they accept any information, whatever its nature, or whether they check it)... whether or not they later change their mind or wish they'd known other information (as happens to many people after most elections anyway)... and the democratic process respects their freely made choice as the result.

«As this manifesto makes clear, together, at national and local level, the SNP will be working hard to create jobs, protect family budgets and to make Scotland fairer,» he continued.

He doubled down Wednesday on his plan to make New York a more fair city, and brushed aside questions about his political ambitions by saying he is focused on the job at - hand.

Imagine working at a fair rate for years, and then having non-professionals, because of easy access to technology, begin doing that work for a tiny fraction of the price — and then your fee becomes so low you can no longer make a living doing your job.

The new iBooks author app does a good job at being very open to a fair number of programs to make your book.

Items are never going to be balanced 100 % the right way but Nintendo did the best job yet at making Mario Kart a fair game that still rewards truly good players.

Last year nearly 40 businesses made their first dollar at the Hester Street Fair, many of which were started as passion projects by people with full time jobs during the week, or those who recently quit their «9 - 5», those who retired, and some not even old enough to be in high school.

Remember when you make your actual application after the fair you will need to tailor your CV specifically for the job at that company using the job description plus the intel you have gained at the fair!

Also bring your business cards (which you made on Day 10) to exchange with both representatives and other job seekers you meet at the fair.

This means that you should generally avoid fancy fonts, graphics and other «special effects» that don't always make it through the technologies correctly, at least for your electronic resume (you might want a more elaborate version to hand out at job fairs, but it really isn't necessary).

Candidates make or break the opportunity to earn interviews by their ability to write a quality resume / cover letter, to network appropriately at job fairs and during on - campus interviews, and by branding themselves online.

It should be practiced and refined constantly and relayed at every opportunity; a networking event, riding the bus, in the doctor's office, a convention, cold calls to potential employers, job interviews and career fairs where it's imperative that you make a quick, memorable and decisive impression.

Diane has conducted seminars for retiring military officers at major military job fairs, trained at Sergeant's Time Training, and wrote the cover story article for the National Business Employee Weekly, titled «Start a Civilian Career: How to Make Successful Transition from the Military.»

This is an easy step that can help you make the most of your time at the job fair and find the companies that interest you.

Each connection you make at job / career fairs are all about first impression which is based on the way you present yourself and your resume.

I presented it at a job fair yesterday and I noticed that the people in front of me had their resumes placed in a pile, but several employers turned mine over and made notes on the back:) Pretty sure it was all good because they told me the names of the people they were going to forward my resume to!

In the short time we spent with them at the Fair, giving short career - coaching sessions and also presentations on CV writing, on - line job search techniques and interview skills, I felt that we did make a difference.

At job fairs, tailor your resume so that it is easily read and also make sure that it is exactly targeted to the profession that you are aiming for.

I spoke to a recruiter at a job fair and don't think I made that much of an impression.

Make sure you cover all your bases, networking locally and in person at job fairs and other events, and also online on job boards and websites.