Sentences with phrase «to make a memorable first impression»

Making a memorable first impression with your dating profile gives you the best chance possible in finding lasting love.

She gives a spirited comic performance and really goes for it, making a memorable first impression on audiences.

Make a memorable first impression by allowing your personality and confidence to shine through, rather than simply repeating the information on your resume.

The cover letter is your chance to make a memorable first impression with the hiring manager, and set the stage for the experience and skills you'll showcase in your resume.

Formatting a cover letter is not always easy, but with these helpful hints and tips you'll definitely make a memorable first impression.

As a blogger, most people will remember you by what you wore when they first met you, so you'll want to stand out and make a memorable first impression!

In the competitive world of online dating, making a memorable first impression — and making it the right one — is critical.

Even though the pricing of the smartphone in India is expected to be competitive enough to take on the market leaders, the box sent by the company to us features a quite premium design to make a memorable first impression.

Phone interviews are often the first step of the interviewing process, as well as your chance to make a memorable first impression.

Keep in mind that you've got seconds to make a memorable first impression.

It's your key to landing an interview and it's your ONLY chance to make a memorable first impression.

It's your only chance to make a memorable first impression, so what does your resume say about you at first glance?

It's your only chance to make a memorable first impression, and since a hiring manager will spend an average of 15 seconds looking over your resume for the first time it's crucial you grab their attention from the get - go.

It's your only chance to make a memorable first impression.

If your resume is filled with generic copy that doesn't set you apart from the next applicant and doesn't strongly demonstrate your capabilities, you're wasting the opportunity to make a memorable first impression.

Getting a job means being prepared to make a memorable first impression.

If you want to make a memorable first impression, then you MUST include this section in your resume.

This is where first impressions are made, and as we all know, you have only one chance to make a memorable first impression.