Sentences with phrase «pit you against other candidates»

Yes, it's a silly, basic interview question that pits you against other candidates and demands you act like a peacock.

Hiring agents pit you against other candidates and if you don't inform the hiring agent why you should be chosen for the interview, your competition will be the one chatting with the person who should have been your future boss while you're still searching internet job boards for email addresses.

Not exact matches

The race pits the two wings of the House Republican Conference against each other, going all out to nominate rival candidates.

The presidential campaign pits incumbent Yoweri Museveni, who has ruled the country for almost three decades, against seven other candidates, including his ex-doctor Kizza Besigye and former prime minister Amama Mbabazi.

The race saw the government's coalition partners pitted against each other, but Tory candidate Anne McIntosh won the delayed fight with 20,167 votes.

Obama has not officially endorsed another candidate to replace Paterson, but Cuomo handily beats out Paterson in every poll pitting them against each other in 2010.

But he also said he understands the board's decision and says this will free him up to focus full - time on his campaign, which pits him against four other Democratic candidates, including the incumbent, Pedro Espada, Jr..

The race pits the two wings of the House Republican Conference against each other, going all out to nominate rival candidates.

Sen. Joseph Lieberman, I - Connecticut, a high - profile Jewish lawmaker, weighed in with his support Thursday for the Democratic nominee, David Weprin, in a race that's pitting two candidates against each other on who's a stronger friend of Israel.

The election pits members of all political parties against each other on one ballot, a format that Democrats hope will help their candidate by splitting the Republican vote.

Pitting potential party spokespersons against one another in public combat, these procedures undercut the credibility of the candidate's affiliation with anything other than him - or herself.

Also, there are coding, social media, and position specific knowledge tests that pit candidates against each other.