Sentences with phrase «of applicant pool»

Career Solvers leverages the same technology used by companies who source applicants via Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to improve resume optimization and propel your resume to the top of the applicant pool.

Usually this only becomes a factor after ninety percent of the applicant pool has already been filtered away.

After all, this follow - up is your chance to shine and move your information to the top of the applicant pool!

Job seekers who do not follow directions are immediately weeded out of the applicant pool.

Similar to a cover letter, qualifications, career goals, objectives, previous experience, skills, leadership, and other characteristics are illustrated to set you apart from the rest of the applicant pool.

Your ability to describe your former work experience effectively will help you stand out from the rest of the applicant pool.

Objectively, you don't know what the rest of the applicant pool looks like, so it would be presumptuous for you to state that you're the best.

Lowering costs is not helpful if it decreases the quality of your applicant pool.

A recent survey conducted by Kaplan Test Prep revealed that, while the number of law school applicants has declined in the past few years, the quality of the applicant pool is increasing, making law school admissions more competitive than ever.

Given the heterogeneous nature of the applicant pool, «diversity» need not have been an explicit mandate.

By the time your work is complete, your scholarship team will have put together a work that encompasses all you need to stand at the head of the applicant pool.

In its first year of implementation, the number of unmatched in the first round of matching fell from 31,000 in 2003 to roughly 3,000 (or 8 percent of the applicant pool)(Tullis 2014).

As seats become available in any given grade level, the school will extend offers based on the order of the applicant pool, as determined by the lotteries.

We frequently hear that the best education systems systematically recruit new student teachers from the top 10 per cent of their applicant pool.

Ari Goldman, director of Columbia Journalism School's Scripps Howard Program in Religion, Journalism and the Spiritual Life, who served as an independent judge of the competition for the second year, said he was again impressed with the quality of the applicant pool.

The goal of a telephone interview is to reduce the size of the applicant pool.

Regardless of the area of patent law you wish to pursue, there are a few ways you can distinguish yourself from the rest of the applicant pool:

For example, new markets can require entirely different sets of skills and expertise, and if you hire only in your headquarters, the limited geographic reach can strangle the size of your applicant pool.

(These criteria also happen to be especially effective at knocking women and members of underrepresented minority groups out of applicant pools.)

Not exact matches

While we are fortunate that for these two locations the «local» applicant pool is drawn from the melting pot that is New York City, we would take this approach regardless of region.

By investing in the education of women in tech, the company is not only creating a more diverse applicant pool but also attracting female engineers through its exemplary commitment to education and inclusion.

An easy first step is to use gender - neutral language in job descriptions that will attract a diverse pool of applicants.

While we wound up winning along with two other teams out of a pool of more than 4,000 applicants, none of us had actually produced clean energy, fixed a significant element of the education system or tested a solution to the housing crisis.

A new study by GMAC, which is the owner of the GMAT test, shows that Europe is drawing a growing share of the prospective MBA applicant pool.

Then remove and replace those words with neutral phrasing to open up your pool of potential applicants.

For the class of 2012, Harvard had its pick from the second largest pool of applicants in its history — 9,524 for 910 seats in the first - year class — an increase of 5 % over 2009.

«This was the most competitive applicant pool we've had in more than a decade — both in terms of volume and quality of applications,» says Kwon.

It wasn't hard to generate a qualified pool of applicants, he added, because the ongoing M&A frenzy in the pharmaceutical sector has left a lot of competent executives on the sidelines after their companies were acquired.

But a crackdown would directly affect an array of industries that historically have relied on the labor pool of an estimated 8.1 million undocumented immigrants who work (or look for work) in the U.S. Trump has also threatened to ban Muslim immigration, create a registry of Muslims in the country, surveil mosques, and introduce «extreme vetting» of visa applicants» religious beliefs.

NASA whittles its total applicant pool down by filtering out people who don't meet those criteria and by relying on the input of a panel of experts, mostly active astronauts.

The innovation allows provinces to select their own immigration candidates separate from the backlogged pool of permanent visa applicants overseen by Ottawa.

WeeSpring, a social - media site started by Allyson Downey; her husband, Jack; and Melissa Post to help new parents share product recommendations, was one of just 11 companies selected - from a pool of 1,700 applicants - for Techstars's 2013 class at its New York City office.

As she notes, employers offering job flexibility also stand to benefit by way of reduced overhead and real estate costs, and a much broader job applicant pool.

You can also find and hire talent from a worldwide pool of applicants.

Remote workers also help recruitment efforts by enabling companies to conduct national or even global searches for talent instead of being limited to the local applicant pool or to those prospects willing to relocate to your city.»

The unit selected 350 summer analysts from a pool of more than 17,000 applicants, President Gary Cohn said in May 2013.

The PhD Project believes a diverse faculty encourages more minorities to pursue business degrees, thereby increasing the pool of minority applicants for positions in today's multicultural corporate environment.

That positive word of mouth will help you build a pool of qualified applicants as you grow.

The admission selection process for the Rotman PhD program is highly competitive: on average only 15 - 20 students are admitted from a pool of 400 - 500 applicants.

GFI aims for diversity in their hires primarily through hiring practices that are intended to help them minimize the effects of bias, such as encouraging staff to score applications anonymously, using generalized ability tests, and meeting applicants only late in the process.88 While they've hired many women, including in seven of nine director roles, they find that their team is lacking in diversity in other ways, and they've met with Encompass to discuss further steps they can take to develop their diversity strategy.89 One staff member we spoke to mentioned that they hoped GFI would be able to begin paying interns, which might help diversify their team by broadening the pool of potential interns who could afford to take a position with GFI.90, 91

«Based on our current pool of applicants, we expect to have 4 — 5 more staff hired by mid-November, taking us to 28 — 29 staff, a growth of 18 + staff over 11 months.»

Most of the sample is drawn from the applicant pool of Taglit - Birthright Israel, the group that sponsors free trips to Israel for young Jews.

Making students share rooms also helps reduce pregnancy rates, but given that most of today's applicants have never shared a room in their lives failure to provide singles is a sure fire way to reduce your applicant pool.

This kind of media attention has probably already lost them a large chunk of the next applicant pool.

Can the Christian Science school keep up with the competition when its pool of Christian Science applicants diminishes each year?

«Based on our current pool of applicants, we expect to have 4 — 5 more staff hired by mid-November, taking us to 28 — 29 staff, a growth of 18 + staff over 11 months.»

So feel free to take your time and go through my article slowly and try to respond more to what I was writing, instead of going all Alex Jones off of a headline you disagree with, but that is part of a larger argument about what MLB needs to start doing to increase the diversity of its pool of talented applicants.

Akinola stated that «in view of this development, you are hereby directed to replace all the Doctors that have withdrawn their services, with others from the pool of applicants for the training programs in the various disciplines in order not to create ominous gap in training with attendant disruption of health care delivery in your facility.»

The organizers of the 43North business plan competition said they have narrowed their pool of 502 applicants down to 134 semifinalists that have cleared the first hurdle for a shot at winning a portion of the $ 5 million in prizes that will be handed out to eight winning companies in early October.

Dutchess County Commissioner of Human Resources Steven Rector said, «This taskforce will be an important resource in broadening our applicant pool.