Sentences with phrase «rather under each job»

In the functional style resume, you'll be listing your achievements in the accomplishments section rather under each job heading.

Not exact matches

Then finally — as I say, I'm probably leaving something out — there was the decision, which wound up a presidential decision because the people under him were disagreeing, to use the CBO macroeconomic forecast, even after we had done all this work to do our own economic forecast, for one reason: it was more pessimistic than ours, and would therefore make the budget deficit reduction job harder rather than easier.

To its credit, the movie does an excellent job at humanizing Jews under persecution, rather than lumping them together as a persecuted rabble.

Having been eliminated from Europe's premier competition at the quarter - final stages the last four years, Blanc will have to find a way to get over the hurdle sooner rather than later, or his job could come under further threat.

There's a rabbi with an official badge on the State Police payroll whose rather mysterious $ 100,730 - a-year job was established under former Gov. George Pataki.

He dithers over whether he really wants to be a junior minister rather than chairman of a select committee, and eventually is disappointed when he's only ever appointed to the most junior jobs as a parliamentary under - secretary.

«And as long as we have useful tools who purport to be Republicans, like Dean Skelos, Bob Turner, and a swath of other who are not willing to stand up for principles, but who would rather knuckle under to the most extreme demands of far - left Democrats, Public Service Unions and well - funded special interests in exchange for job security, and who could not lead a one - car funeral on an abandoned stretch of the Thruway, idiots like me — Andrew Cuomo — will continue to roll over the legislature, the taxpayers, the bondholders, and the rest of New York's victims with nary so much as an objection.»

Someone involved with this movie clearly had the Broke - Ass Millennial Experience, but overall it's like every stereotype of Millennials in one two - minute package — lazy, entitled stoners who'd rather smoke dope than get a job, «under - employing» their way through life.

More teachers in England are to be trained «on the job» rather than in universities, under plans set out by the Education Secretary Michael Gove.

I wrote and released a book, in addition to all the other stuff going on in my life like being a dad, holding down a full - time job, taking on freelance / coaching clients, etc. 1 So I did not have much time left for active investing, and that was one factor in putting in a rather shoddy under - performance of 8.6 % vs my benchmark of a 50/50 mix of the Canadian and S&P 500 e-series funds which pulled in almost double: 16.7 %.

Moreover, portfolio managers rather than doing the right thing, they are concerned more about losing their jobs and / or losing funds under management.

Veterinarians don't do a very good job of informing new cat guardians; and sadly, many simply recommend declawing rather than advocating proper tools and training (as they should under ethical guidelines from the American Animal Hospital Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association).

So we're not congratulating Mr. Obama as much as celebrating the coming of an era where science is highly regarded rather than shunned, global warming is put under scrutiny rather than laughed off, and ideas like renewable energy and green jobs are embraced rather than ignored.

``... Compelled to sell not only a fuller spectrum of their capabilities at the maximum price that might otherwise be unnecessary, but also to use under - utilized lawyers rather than involving the right people for the right job at the right price.»

Rather than «under - promise / over-deliver», which is essentially job specific, why not change the way people think of lawyers generally and what they can expect from them generally?

This 8:1 decision the Supreme Court of Canada has upheld a Human Rights Tribunal decision that a cocaine addict in a safety - sensitive job, who was fired for violating the employer's policy by failing to report his addiction and then being involved in an accident, was not fired (on the facts of the particular case) because of his disability but rather because he violated the policy under circumstances where it was entirely within his capacity to comply with it.

To accomplish this we need to do a much better job of connecting A2C and other outcomes in the minds of the general public: under - clothed citizens» health will decline from overexposure to the elements (both cold and sun), further taxing the health care system; families may fall apart under the stress and embarrassment of making and wearing their own clothing; those children forced to attend school in their birthday suits may be permanently traumatized or choose to play hookey rather than be subjected to the shame of conspicuous under - consumption.

Whether you are a new graduate or already have a years» experience under your belt, start applying for jobs sooner rather than later.

Rather than simply state your responsibilities under each job, also include specific accomplishments or successes.

«It makes the resume much crisper and cleaner to summarize consulting jobs under one position and combine the dates for all of the consulting work rather than listing them all separately.»

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Rather than listing specific details, the job seeker lists responsibilities and achievements under the three main highlighted areas.

The bullet points under each entry illuminate the applicant's specific responsibilities in past jobs by using dynamic action verbs rather than passive descriptions.

Rather than a short paragraph under each job, bullets would be more effective.

Under each job, list you accomplishments rather than your responsibilities, and use bullet points to focus the hiring manager's attention on what you've done for others and what you can do for them.