Sentences with phrase «necessarily get you in the door»

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He said: «When you go into government, particularly in such a dramatic way, you get a bunch of Liberal Democrats who walk through the door of Whitehall and the rest of the party does not necessarily walk through the door with you.

When you get an Academy Award nomination, it doesn't necessarily mean that you will work for the rest of your life but at least you are in the club with your feet in the door — if Gene Hackman and Peter O'Toole and Donald Sutherland are working, I get the offer.

Without opening doors and attracting opportunities through building your personal brand and networking with social media, the most stellar resume or CV in the world is not necessarily going to help you get noticed in today's highly competitive global marketplace.