Sentences with phrase «seeing resumes with»

Recently I have also begun seeing resumes with «salary requirements» listed — and most had little to do with reality.

I have seen resumes with Personal Information section filled with details such as Name of Spouse, Marital Status, Children, Father's Name, Nationality, and some containing even the Religion.

Regardless of the type of job, or whether or not any writing is involved, when an employer sees a resume with errors they may assume that you didn't care enough to put the time and effort into a producing a quality resume.

Dear Coach Wolfgang, I saw a resume with some kind of bar code on it.

Employers don't wish to see the resume with simple grammar errors and spelling mistakes.

One recent survey showed approx. 40 % of employers want to see a resume with an objective statement.

Employers want to see resumes with work experience because it gives them confidence that you will be able to do the same or similar tasks for them without much difficulty.

Regardless of profession or title, employers want to see a resume with skills applied to the identification, anticipation, prevention, and solution of the typical problems that crop up every day of the week in that job - and they want to see the results of these efforts.

In addition to leaving too much old technology on the resume, I often see IT resumes with too many details about job experience that is no longer relevant.

For example, if the employer wanted to see resumes with Microsoft Excel as a skill set and your resume indicated Excel then depending on how the employer programmed the software would depend on how resumes were flagged.

It is also important that the achievements you share are relevant to the jobs you're applying for (sometimes I see resumes with great achievements which have ZERO relevance to the job they're applying for!).

I have to disagree on some of this, as I've seen some resumes with too much detail and it bores the crap out of me.

If I see another resume with «excellent written and verbal communication skills», «strong attention to detail», «great organisation skills», «excellent work ethic» etc. in bullet points at the top of the resume, I'm going to vomit.

He told me that in conversations with his friend about survival jobs, his friend had told him when they see resumes with past jobs that aren't aligned with being motivated by money, they don't give that person an interview.

Also, I have seen resumes with quotations that sum up their attitudes, drive, determination, etc..

Also, I've seen resumes with quotations that sum up their attitudes, drive, determination, etc..

I am finding it more common to see resumes with candidates without a LinkedIn profile AT ALL!!

I've seen some resumes with 5 different colleges, no real majors and only a semester here or there.

I have seen resumes with quotations that sum up their attitudes, drive, determination, etc..

I understand seeing an objective when I consult with people who have had help from well - meaning older relatives — but to see resumes with «objectives» coming out of job centers makes me grind my teeth!

When I see a resume with a job objective that is clearly not in line with the position for which we are hiring, or with no job objective and no relevant experience, that resume typically goes in the «NO» pile immediately.

I've seen some resumes with company descriptions on them.

Seriously, I hate to see resumes with these words on them.

I have seen resumes with identical bulleted lists for each position.

Although, some employers do not require seeing this, there are still others who prefer to see resumes with cover letters.

Most employers expect to see a resume with past employment information and the dates employed.

Trouble is, as soon as a prospective employer sees your resume with an address listed in Lamesville Nebrahoma, they're going to think you applied to this job 6,000 miles away by mistake and toss your resume in vile smelling pile of trash.

Not exact matches

What you see as a couple lines on your resume is actually thousands of hours spent with a group of people with values, stories and institutional memories.

And because we're inundated with resumes from people who want to work for us, he sees no reason to change.»

While it may be more complicated than the usual hiring routine of reviewing someone's resume and bringing them in for an interview, Lemonis emphasizes that it's important to create the opportunity to see someone carry out tasks associated with the job, either by interacting with them in the field, or by creating a test you incorporate into the interview process.

Do you see a bright future for your career with your current employer, or at least, with this employer on your resume?

Frankly, I'm sick and tired of seeing messages addressed «To whom it may concern» with subject lines that read «Resume» or «Job Application.»

How this affects gold's prices and future returns remains to be seen, but at least gold, with lower correlation coefficients, is resuming its role as a proper risk diversifier.

The general significance of Jerusalem to Christians outside the Holy Land entered a period of decline during the Persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire but resumed again c. 325 when Emperor Constantine I and his mother, Helena, endowed Jerusalem with churches and shrines, making it the foremost centre of Christian pilgrimage, see also Constantine I and Christianity.

Is it that hard to see that Conte 4 years ago, Klopp / Poch before Spurs are in a similar position with a simialr resume with what Tuchel, Jardim and Sarri now?

They resumed their battle at the Pro Bowl after Gogan saw Smith tangling with Vikings tackle Todd Steussie, another player with a mean streak.

Which of the SEC's two unbeatens does the committee prefer at the moment (it's clear which entered with the better resume; see below)?

But one thing is being said to us from Wenger and another is being delivered, every year; they have grown, they will learn from last year, they have matured, they have the right MENTALITY, but another year has passed and I do nt see them having learned anything from the past hurts that weve endured, shocking home losses to sides with nowhere near the facilities we have, hull last season is a century ago to those who wish to forget it, yet it resumed again this season with WBA and Newcastle, shocking capitulations against Spurs and Newcastle, yet the same was done last year at Blackburn, Birminham, Spurs and, who could forget, Wigan, where another 2 - 0 lead was surrendered, a physio bill as long as Man Citys wage bill, but that wasnt planned for, even though injuries are the one thing we can depend every year.

Employers hiring for entry level jobs won't likely see many teen resumes stuffed with experience and accomplishments directly applicable to the open position.

«I feel this is what every Nigerian should be happy about and we look forward to seeing him resume fully so that he can continue with the good works he has been doing,» he said.

I'd reduce your activity levels some so that your energy deficit isn't so large and see if the weight loss resumes with a little patience.

When you meet with a studio owner or any client that might hire you, give them a hard copy of your resume, your certificate from the school you attended, a copy of your insurance document and a copy of your Yoga Alliance card (see related question in Part two next week).

Unlike Ferrell, Wahlberg has a few especially strong films on his resume — a result of working with directors like Martin Scorsese, Paul Thomas Anderson, and David O. Russell — but both stars have appeared in far too many middling films, as you can see below.

After a four year absence that has seen just a single episode of Californication added to his resume, Kasdan returns to the cinema with black comedy Bad Teacher.

I have nothing against DeKnight but this scenario is an unfortunate replay of a bad trend we're seeing (or at least now acknowledging) in Hollywood — men getting huge directorial jobs with little to no experience on their resumes.

So it's written by the woman responsible for such testosterone - fueled bloodbaths as The Devil Wears Prada and 27 Dresses, directed by the guy behind Notting Hill (even though his resume does seem to indicate that he branches out every now and again), and you can probably already see where I'm going with this.

Meanwhile, the script was penned by I. Marlene King (Pretty Little Liars) and Jessica Postigo (the upcoming 3D animated Tarzan), with directing duties handled by Harald Zwart (Agent Cody Banks, The Karate Kid); that's not the most inspiring resume, for sure, so we'll have to wait and see how the final film turns out.

reports on the finding of a veteran tram disguised as a bungalow / An early Aussie — Dennis Harrison went to see how the Bordwood Mill Museum is getting along with its bicentennial restoration / The charge of the Light Brigade — Peter Wallage gives tips on persuading third - brush dynamos to resume their charge / Automobiles in miniature / A sports car by accident — Mike Worthington - Williams concludes his history of the Prince Henry Vauxhall / Spanish Grandee — Brian Demaus delves into the history of the type 15T Alfonso Hispano - Suiza.

Check with your law school's career services office to see if the Department plans to schedule on - campus interviews or a resume drop at your school.

With that in mind, and in light of the reprised conversation on Fantasy Faction, I thought I'd revisit a post from 2012 explaining why I chose to return to SF writing as an indie author rather than resume riding the query - go - round, and see how well my reasoning held up.