Sentences with phrase «types of jobs you have held»

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Groomed by the American system for some job like the one he holds — high school at Roxbury Latin, undergrad at Yale (and president of Yale's prestigious Political Union in his last year there), law school at Harvard — he belongs to a type of quiet and careful civil servant that Caesar Augustus would have recognized.

In addition to enjoying coffee served by Brewster, if the player buys coffee at least seven times, they can have more options for their coffee (i.e. adding milk, sugar, and selecting the type of beans used) and will be able to hold a part time job.

Founding on the leading authority of Edebi v Canary Wharf Management Ltd [2006] IRLR 416, [2006] All ER (D) 03 (Apr) with its emphasis on the employer being given the essence of what he has to respond to, Smith LJ here held that the comparative element of an equal pay claim is so vital to the cause of action that the employee, in raising the grievance at stage 1 of the statutory procedure, must give «some specification of comparator, at least by reference to job or job type, in the grievance document».

This resume written for a professional administrative assistant had a work history with long gaps between jobs and a lot of diversity in the type of positions she had held.

Employers typically prefer this type of resume because it's easy to see what jobs you have held and when you have worked at them.

When the candidate has held multiple jobs for the same type of position, then the story drones on with repetitive details.

This type of resume lists your experience from newest (at the top) to oldest (at the bottom), and includes details about each job you've held under each company you've worked for.

Now, you don't want to get into a lengthy dissertation describing every position you've ever held, but you do need to at least briefly note the type and amount of experience that you have in the specific area of expertise relevant to the job you're seeking.

If you've decided to pull a career switcheroo and pursue a different type of job from the ones you've already held, experience can be as much as an issue as it is when you're just starting out.

A chronological resume starts by listing your work history, with the most recent positions listed first.Employers typically prefer this type of resume because it's easy to see what jobs you have held and when.

This resume format is used most often when a person decides to switch career, when a person has held many different types of jobs during his career, or when there has been a prolonged period of absence from the workforce.

After a hiring manager has gone through half a dozen or so cover letters for a help desk specialist job, all of them begin to feel as if they hold the same type of information.

It included a one - line summary, five notable accomplishments, a list of the companies where he'd worked for and the titles he held at each, one line about his education, and then a brief «Career Focus» section that described the types of jobs he was seeking.

When you apply for a job, the staffing specialist reviews your resume to discover whether or not you have held the right types of jobs for the required amount of time.

A summary is longer than both objectives and statements and are thus more commonly used by veteran candidates with more than 10 years of experience or academics or people who have held many different types of jobs.

Employers tend to really like this type of a resume because it's easy for them to quickly see what jobs you've held and how long you've held them.

This type of resume format, as shown in the below sample croupier resume also works well for individuals who have changed jobs frequently or who have held a large number of jobs.

This type of format is great for individuals who may not have remained at jobs for long periods of time or for individuals who have held numerous jobs.

Focus on the jobs you've held that most closely match the type of position for which you are applying, instead of listing every job in great detail.