Sentences with phrase «too generic»

It is too generic for shopping these days but I never tire of the driving around picking out my favorite houses!

The pottery barn one is just too generic... if that makes sense.

While Riverside, Glenora and Point Grey are all legitimate keywords on their own, they are far too generic to be of much use to a real estate website.

Also, at first we were getting too many generic SEO leads searching for too generic real estate terms.

For example, if your slogan is too generic, like saying «the No. 1 real estate agent» or «the best salesperson in town,» you risk not differentiating yourself enough and actually turning some customers off who grow tired of hearing «best» and «No. 1» generalities in marketing.

Make sure your Therapist is not too generic.

Do not let your resume get passed up because it was too generic.

Functional resume efforts seem to become too generic as well.

Sometimes companies within the same industry will need different talents, which is why you always want to tailor your cover letter and resume to the specific job you want as opposed to being too generic.

If this introduction is too generic, your file might not even leave the stack.

«Accomplished» is often too generic to describe your career wins, especially when used in your opening Qualifications Profile paragraph.

The main reason why resumes get rejected by the ATS system and by hiring managers is because they're too generic.

Do be careful, though, about getting too generic or broad.

Be careful, though; resumes based on templates can be too generic and boring.

Too generic and it's less attractive.

Don't be too generic.

One mistake people always make with the resumes is to leave them sounding too generic.

If your summary contains phrases, descriptors, and facts that are true of 75 % or more of the candidates you will be competing against, then your brand is much too generic.

Too generic — Resumes that contain no specifics about customers, programs, scope of work, dollars, or any numbers are going to put the HR specialist to sleep and your resume will just scoot over to the NO pile in one second.

Apart from these keywords that employers usually look for, there are some terms that you should completely banish from your CV include terms of praise and too generic words, such as self - motivated, team player, hard worker, result - driven, and dynamic.

The problem is, this results in a letter that's too generic, too long, and too hard to read — so it can absolutely keep you from getting an interview.

If your resume is too generic it will appear that you'll settle for any job available.

CareerBuilder's survey found that 36 % of employers identified résumés that are too generic as one of the mistakes that may lead them to automatically dismiss a candidate.

Unfortunately, most cover letters we had to deal with were way too generic to help job seekers in any way.

It should not be vague or too generic.

«If your resume is too generic, it's going to get lost in a sea of almost identical content that could be true of any candidate seeking similar roles,» Lynch - Simpson says.

Use easy - to - read fonts but veer away from Times New Roman, as it looks too generic.

Secondly, an objective is too generic.

Making your page too generic will just blend it into the background.

Be careful that you don't make this too generic (boring).

Remember, «To Whom It May Concern,» and «Dear Sir or Madam» are too generic and can come across as lazy.

If a cover letter is too generic or if it contains grammatical or spelling mistakes, a hiring manager may delete your application without even bothering to review your resume.

A one - size - fits - all approach to the job search can limit your opportunities and be too generic to attract the attention of a hiring manager.

Try not to use «To Whom It May Concern,» which is a bit too generic.

A candidate whose resume is too generic will most likely have his or her resume end up in the bottom of the pile.

Thus your manager resume clearly needs to focus on your specific experience and should not be too generic.

In my opinion, the individual's resume was too generic (created this way for ease of revision) and their job search plan was flawed.

It is important to state a little bit about you so that your invite does not seem too generic.

Most people tend to make their resume objective a bit too generic, mentioning only some soft skills and nothing else.

The first example quickly gives an idea of who you are to the recruiter while the second is too generic.

But make sure you get creative — it turns out listing «reading» is on the verge of a criminal offence in the job - hunting world because it's too generic and boring.

The problem comes when those resolutions are too generic and impossible to measure.

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While we believe the term «app store» is too generic to be trademarked, we know better than to fight a battle we can't afford.

JonesDay can't be simply «Jones»; it's too generic.

That said, AmLaw should make it clearer that some of the figures are their own estimates when firms do not provide official numbers; some of their disclaimer language is too generic.

On the one hand, sites like LegalZoom provided contract templates that were too generic and disconnected from the pulse of the creative industry.

The message becomes far too generic.

A lot of the things are very generic, and I was wondering if someone could confirm if such things can be patented or are too generic?

As to the former aspect, the ECJ acknowledged that the wording of the provisions on the rights to information, access and rectification is too generic, lacking in particular any obligations to individually notify passengers of the transfer of their PNR data and of its use (para 221).