Sentences with phrase «read in a quick glance»

Even the map feels hard to read in a quick glance, while moving equipment around from armory to your person and such feels badly designed.

It should speak of the work that the candidate is capable of and all this should be easy to read in a quick glance.

The summary or profile in your resume should be just one paragraph in length (but short enough to read in a quick glance) and mention your position, some skills and achievements related to the key requirements of the job you are seeking, and perhaps an educational qualification if that too is key.

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It's great to be able to see in a quick glance is viewed your site and whose read your messages.

The Sport Edition look hot Comfort of the seats and the leg room for the rear seats in a small truck Reading the dash is easy, just a quick glance down Placement of the cruise control is spot on The cup holders are placed just right The outside temp and compass readout is a quick look Love the plug in the bed area, powers my hot glue gun

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89 Edwards, supra note 3, at 160 (suggesting that subject line should «state the email's subject and purpose in terms that will be specific enough to communicate well but not too detailed to be read at a quick glance»); Chew & Pryal, supra note 23, at 136 (urging use of «short yet informative» subject lines and suggesting that «eight words is approximately the maximum number of words that most smartphone email clients can show on their screens»); Shapo, supra note 4, at 343 (recommending «treating your subject line as a brief summary of the message»).

A recruiter wants to pick up a resume and glance at it and do a quick overview before reading it in depth.

Examine carefully how you use these types of characters to ensure that your tag line is easy to read in even the quickest of profile glances.

Assume that the person reading your cover letter will spend only a few seconds on it, and make sure that he or she can see the highlights in just a quick glance.

Since most resumes in the pile only get a quick glance, you'll want a resume that emphasizes both content and -LSB-...] Continue Reading →

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