Sentences with phrase «pithy headline»

And don't forget to be clear about what you're interested in and what drives you: a single, pithy headline at the top of your page speaks volumes.

A pithy headline at the top of your page is a good place to start.

We have had distant early warnings of this for well over a decade, and if you doubt that — or even if you don't — I invite you to read The New York Times» coverage of Lord, Day, & Lord's closing its doors in 1994 (with the pithy headline / diagnosis: «Oldest Law Firm is Courtly, Loyal, and Defunct»).

Editor's Note: Since DN reader Eric Lerum came up with a pithier headline, the original one has been scrapped ------ and we followed our own advice.

Not exact matches

Their regular morning email breaks down the latest headlines into pithy, nonpartisan summaries that offer insights with a bit of humor and sass.

A resume summary is a little more in - depth than your average headline, which is a pithy one - liner that sums you up.

Keep in mind it's called a headline for a reason: Your phrase can be pithy — in fact, it doesn't even need to be a complete sentence.

That said, with pithy, «mobile» headlines and sub-headlines that can be adjusted and re-fit from time to time to meet the nuanced needs of various positions as well as a few swap - out achievements and / or other key language, a candidate can be nimble in making slight variations when submitting for various opportunities.