Sentences with phrase «much irrelevant details»

Prospective employers want to know exactly what can you do for their bakery, your relevant skills and qualifications — without reading too much irrelevant details.

Add too much irrelevant details.

Not exact matches

If you put too much detail into your plan, you run the risk of overburdening anybody who reads it with irrelevant, obscuring details.

This is why the scammers don't bother to go into too much detail about the robot; ultimately its performance is irrelevant as the scammers have already gotten paid before you have even started using the robot.

So if first impressions aren't good (too much information, tatty paper, misspellings, irrelevant details) then they may not be willing to search for positives.

They have an innate sense of form, and they're likely to apply it as much to an anecdote from the set as to the material of a script, whereas other participants in the action are likelier to describe the same incident with more loose ends, with seemingly implausible or irrelevant (but often greatly revealing) details in place.

Anyway, resolution is irrelevant - what's clear to see is that Forza has much more detail.

These details take up too much space and are usually irrelevant.

Many executives create lengthy resumes that have too much detail or contain irrelevant information, or resumes that are too brief.

Consolidated early work history: The experience section went back to the 1980s and there was too much detail about old, irrelevant jobs.

If you try to go into too much detail or include information that is irrelevant, then you may run into this problem.

Too Much Personal Information: Professional resumes designed for shift supervisors need to avoid including information about your hobbies, interests or other irrelevant details.

Too much detail can easily be irrelevant detail.

Although CVs are much longer than resumes and are supposed to have more detail, this is not a license to write your life story, with irrelevant or uninteresting information.

Keep irrelevant details and jobs off of your resume — especially if they have no relevance to your entire field, much less the job at hand.