Sentences with phrase «seen hundreds of applications»

Employers and recruiters have already seen hundreds of applications.

As associate dean of the graduate school, a member of the admissions office at Texas State University, San Marcos, and in my previous positions at New Mexico State University and the University of Illinois, Urbana - Champaign, I have seen hundreds of applications for admission.

Public Relations firms see hundreds of applications and resumes on a regular basis.

Usually hiring is done by a human resources department that may see hundreds of applications a week, or by a single manager (with other responsibilities), who must find someone from the stack of applications and resumes in a file.

Not exact matches

However, I just can't see those cases as competing with the literal hundreds of thousands of self published work and the varying skills and application to professionalism among them.

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Metformin is one of hundreds of prescription medications we see on applications regularly.

Anyone who has ever had to recruit for a role has asked exact question upon seeing one of two things: either A) low numbers of applications or B) hundreds of resumes from people who — albeit are probably good candidates otherwise — are not suitable for that particular role.

Many recruitment teams will see huge responses for trainee and entry - level roles, with typically hundreds of applications by email, so a well crafted, paper CV can make a difference.»

They sift through hundreds of applications on a day - to - day basis and know a good resume when they see one.

ATSs are often used by large corporations that receive hundreds of applications for their roles and they essentially check CVs for keywords against the job description to see if you're right for the role.

On the contrary, try to see them as people who got the unfortunate job of having to go through hundreds of applications every day.

I was fascinated by this, because I have read through hundreds of applications, personal statements and CVs and I have rarely seen the word utilize.

Hiring managers see dozens or even hundreds of job applications per day, which is why it is so important to make your application materials extraordinary.

I would, however, take a fresh look at your resume and cover letters to see if those are the issue — because when someone isn't getting interviews after hundreds or thousands of applications, it's usually those two things that are to blame.