Sentences with phrase «so speculative applications»

Vacancies for graphic designers attract strong competition so speculative applications are advisable.

Many posts are never advertised, so speculative applications are essential — Advertisers Annual and BRAD Advertiser may be useful for these.

Work shadowing isn't usually advertised, so speculative applications are advisable.

Not exact matches

For even if the «first requisite» of speculative philosophy is to «proceed by the method of generalization so that certainly there is some application,» Whitehead goes on to say that «the test of some success is application beyond the immediate origin» (PR 8).

I warn you that making speculative applications is a lengthy process and one that most people won't have the tenacity to undertake, so look at the hurdles as an advantage as they are reducing the competition.

Unfortunately, your story is not unusual, though, so I should probably start this column by defining more precisely what I mean when I say «speculative applications.»

It's a niche career area and so sending speculative applications for both graduate roles and work experience is advisable — the British Geotechnical Association maintains a list of geotechnical services consultancy firms that may provide useful contact information.

Fierce competition for entry - level positions means work experience is vital so you need to make speculative applications, network and be persistent

It may be hard to find formal work experience schemes or internships, but many employers will accept speculative applications from students wanting to try the work for a week or so.

Many jobs receive little advertising, so networking, job - shadowing and speculative applications are essential.

Jobs may receive little advertising, so networking and speculative applications to key employers are advisable.

Initial professional positions can be difficult to secure, so networking and speculative applications are worthwhile.

Some smaller companies may not advertise, so you will need to make speculative applications to enquire about opportunities.

Advertised jobs are likely to attract higher levels of competition so look for jobs through speculative applications and via networking.

Some may not display their opportunities, so by making speculative applications to specific companies you'd like to work for, you'll prove that you're driven, confident and have fully researched the company.

So don't neglect speculative applications to smaller companies as well as the bigger names in the sector.

Like most jobs in the media, many vacancies are never advertised so you secure them through persistent speculative applications and effective networking.