Sentences with phrase «requires steady work»

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Working on multiple platforms not only helps ensure a steady flow of business, but the various skills required will make you more well - rounded.
They will give you a steady supply of fuel throughout the day by slowly breaking down into glucose, which is the energy source required by muscles in order to both work and grow.
They simply require you to have a steady income or working at a job for at least 90 days.
If you have a passive income portfolio (usually real estate but others could work as well, such as a strong dividend based stock portfolio) that throws off an income that comes close to matching your expenses, then when you quit your job you still have a steady paycheck, it just doesn't require the job anymore.
They do intricate tasks, such as dental work, giving anesthesia, and taking x rays, which require a steady hand.
I never knew that a job that offers a steady income, provides great benefits and requires you to work among a group of hard - working, dedicated co-workers would not classify as «real.»
Also, the Mega's size and weight also works against it when snapping photos: Taking good photos with auto - focus requires a steady hand.
And so Google requires a steady stream of people to do the hard work of finding those leads.
In my twenty years of working with under or unemployed executives, I've found that most people assume that as long as their resume includes a steady job history and required skills, they should be all set.
They are steady in their approach to things, both at home and at work, always making sure things are done to the highest of standards, often going beyond what is required.
This resume will be especially good for those seeking to fill government openings and who have had solid qualifications, steady work history in a particular field, have progressively moved towards a particular career path and have gained the required skills for that government opening.
Works best for job seekers who have required skills from a variety of jobs, are trying to change careers, or have had a steady work history
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