Sentences with phrase «point of getting an interview»

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Dig Deeper: How to Build a Culture of Employee Appreciation How to Create a Company Philosophy: School New Hires on Company History Even if you ask some pointed or provocative questions in the interview and get the answers you're looking for, your newest recruit isn't going to be integrated into the company culture on day one.

If you were interviewing for an important job, and the CEO of the company asked you this question point blank (which has one right answer for getting you that job offer) what would you say on the spot?

Killer collection of interviews that all get right to the point about the pains they have with people and culture.

At some point Dan and I flew into New York City during a hurricane, got interviewed on The Today Show and The View, and celebrated the release of A Year of Biblical Womanhood, which you helped catapult to the New York Times Bestseller list for ebooks.

I will point to the fact that Wenger openly said in an interview that he only wanted Welbeck on loan and yet he is an AFC player, same year that the board buy instead of loaning like Wenger wanted, we also got Chambers.

Further, I find this article so on point that it's as if the author interviewed many women, including me, and got our points of view.

In a sometimes - pointed television interview with NY1's Errol Louis, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio said his four - hour meeting with federal prosecutors last week went «fine» and «simply the process of getting all the information out,» adding: «I was happy to go in and recount the facts.»

When I first used to work in Westminster in the late «70s, you've got to remember there were very, very few places where people did interviews... 15 years later, with wall - to - wall 24 - hour news and the constant soundbite world, I think that finding a way to subvert the soundbite world is a duty for all of us and it's quite difficult... As somebody who would never argue against more outlets, one of the consequences we have to cope with is that people are trained up earlier and more efficiently and more boringly to avoid being interesting, avoid getting to the point.

Don't take sets to the point of failure — where you absolutely can't perform another rep.. You should never get to where you're turning purple and screaming like you're getting interviewed by «Mean» Gene Okerlund before WrestleMania.

Jordan explained his motivation for the Killmonger character in an interview with Rolling Stone: «This young black man from Oakland, growing up in systemic oppression, not having his mom and dad around, going to foster care, being a part of this system... I understood his rage, and how he could get to the point where he had to do what he had to do, by any means necessary.»

Parks himself is interviewed in his Ranger get - up, talking about disappearing into the mountains («I spend a lot of time at liberty»), Jean Renoir, and «finding out about other people» as the point of acting.

From that point on, the interview is just shot; there's just no way they can get back to any semblance of normal.

It's supposed to be a low point for them after a long night of running around a college campus trying to get their blackout - drunk friend home before a big job interview in the morning, but after spending a little bit of time with these two, it seems more like appropriate retribution.

However, there are several factors that threaten to make the night not last, including Ethan's inability to get over his ex (Caplan, The Interview), dad - to - be Isaac's overconsumption of the box of various drugs his nine - months - pregnant wife (Bell, Goosebumps) has given him, and burgeoning football star Chris wanting to desperately to score points with the captains on his team by securing a stash of weed they've asked him to bring to the bash.

«The students really did a fabulous job of getting out in the world,» Mehta says, pointing out that each student interviewed at least two people.

In this interview series, we get the point of view from folks in the auto industry.

In part 1 of this interview (about 10 minutes), find out how long it took Mark and Louise to get to that point.

The essence of A Lucky Man can perhaps be best summed up by Brinkley's approach to the craft of writing, in an interview he gave to The San Francisco Chronicle: «I finally got to the point where I'm taking... writing seriously, so what's the rush now?

If you can get a mention, a review, contribute a guest post, article, or give an interview on a site that ranks for the keywords your audience might be typing in, there is a good chance you can intrigue some of that traffic enough to point it to where they can buy your book.

Samantha reports that she gets more requests for interviews and actually prefers them, since that gives the author a better chance to describe the book's contents than a review, which is often unpredictable in quality or point of view.

This includes presentation of the Virgin Holidays Responsible Tourism Awards, organised by responsible tourism.com in partnership with Metro newspapers, World Travel Market, ICRT and Geographical; and HOTseat, the face - to - face interview that gets to the point.

The interview dives into the beginnings of Gabe Newell, Valve and its growth, but when asked about the likelihood of Valve deviating from first - person shooters, Newell responded, «[every] once in a while we get all fired up to jump into the beyond and do an RTS - style MMO, we start making hand waving gestures about how utterly awesome it will be, and then some bastard points out that we still haven't shipped the TF - 2 updates on the 360 or Episode 3, and we come crashing down to earth.»

For those of you who can't get enough of the Mass Effect universe, producer Micheal Gamble has recently said in a interview, that the new DLC will be released November 27th and will cost 1200 Microsoft points.

«At some point we could sit down and spend a good number of hours talking about where VR needs to get to in order to work with [Battlefront 2], because in something like this you're doing the job of a fighter pilot,» he explained in an interview with Metro.

«I guess there was a little bit of a slight rebellion, maybe a little bit of a renegade desire that made me realize at some point in my adolescence that I really liked pictures that told stories of things — genre paintings, historical paintings — the sort of derivatives we get in contemporary society,» Walker stated in 1999, during an interview with New York's Museum of Modern Art.

In an interview in the May 2002 Parkett, Verene states, «With the Galesburg work I feel that in order to get really complex parts of people's lives, I have to actually be part of that with them... if I am in their life — and am planning to be for the present and future — I feel like from that point I can tell their story, whether it's joyful or sorrowful, but I have to be committed to how they feel about it.»

Could you describe the point when you interviewed the longtime investigator of the case and got that amazing moment when he describes his feelings about his quarry?

Many of the people I interviewed either proved their ability to live in a very small space at some point in the past — by living in a trailer, or a small studio apartment — or got comfortable with it by experimenting on themselves.

James Lovelock, one of England's leading environmental scientists, in an online interview in New Scientist, Jan 23 in NS's environment section pointed to converting agricultural residues to charcoal using pyrolysis as the only meaningful way to get control of GW.

Jeff Bercovici interviewed Jimmy Nguyen of Davis Wright Tremaine over the claim, and Nguyen pointed out some problems with getting the case certified, especially if some of the bloggers state they were treated fairly.

When Evan Solomon, the host of the C.B.C. program The House was interviewing Katie O'Malley about the Senate Committee on Internal Economy holding open door meetings, Ms O'Malley repeatedly pointed out that getting the doors of the internal economy committee of the Senate to stay open was far more likely than the doors of the Commons Board of Internal Economy.

Respondents pointed to «presentation at interview» as the main barrier to getting law firm training contracts, followed by lack of pre-university educational attainment and lack of understanding of the profession and business.

Unocoin, one of the leading Bitcoin Exchanges in India, intends to suspend its administrations for around 72 hours until the point that it gets greater clearness post the updation in the network, Sathvik Vishwanath, the Co-Founder and CEO of Unocoin said in an interview.

Other talking points in the interview included the history of Bittrex, the difficulty of raising capital in the aftermath of the bitcoin price implosion during 2015, and how the exchange chief initially got in bitcoin (by mining the cryptocurrency with a few friends).

It almost always comes at the end of the interview, and at this point you may be feeling a sense of relief and thinking you've survived, it's gone OK, maybe you'll even get the offer.

In one of her points, Jane advises that: «It is important that you keep your spirits high during your job search, even if you don't get an interview for a role that you really wanted.

If your resume succeeds and you get an interview, the same principles of being succinct and to the point apply.

The point of creating and submitting a resume is to get called in for an interview.

In order to increase your chances of success, you need to get your interview preparation on point.

That's the opportunity to name drop, or better yet, see if that person is willing to take a copy of your resume and pass it along to the hiring manager or the recruiter who's in charge of that position, because then you're bypassing that electronic gatekeeper, or the big black hole that everyone's scared about, and allowed to get on to the hiring manager so that you have a better shot at getting that job, or at least getting an interview, so to your point, you can make your case in person or on the phone.

The resume and cover letter (or cover email) are key to getting you to the point of a phone interview (phone screen, usually with HR).

Since this gets to the crux of the whole interview, you should have a strong answer prepared that points to your skills and track record of experience and ties those to the needs of the job.

If you did fumble something or let nerves get the better of you in part of the interview, the follow - up note can help you clarify a bungled point.

Making your resume easy to read (set headers, brief explanations, clear bullet points) can help get you in the «to interview» pile and out of the «tl; dr» pile.

But the point of the exercise is getting the client equality document that will win interviews consistently over time.

If your resume and cover letter fail to communicate why you should get an interview, then what's the point of putting «excellent communication skills» on paper?

If your resume makes the cut and you make it to the next point (an interview of some kind), falling short in experience could get your hopes up for an inevitable disappointment when they go with someone who better fits the job description.

You're going to be asked for examples at some point during your job search, so why not increase your odds of getting selected for an interview by giving folks a taste of what you can do for them.

The point in every guideline above will be a lot of help to get yourself an interview.

By doing this, you get to know points like how to build your own brand, how to stand out in the crowd of job seekers, how to sell yourself to an employer and convince a hiring manager of the benefits you would bring to the table or finally how to bag an interview.