Sentences with phrase «typical candidate»

«He's not a typical candidate,» one insider told the Post.

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As if there was any doubt, Murphy's kickoff campaign video showed that he's not your typical candidate.

I didn't hear the typical candidate rhetoric about lowering taxes and brining in economic development that you always hear from other candidates, the kind of talk that's general in nature and without concrete proposals.

My typical candidate pessimism often prevents me believing the poll leads, but there are plenty of fed up, former Labour Party supporters out there.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — She is not your typical candidate for Congress.

Oaks added: «He's not been the typical candidate, and there's a lot of energy here today.

The 5 and 6 are not your typical candidates for early major OS upgrades or frequent security patches, which only goes to show how serious HMD is about reliable software support.

What types of qualifications does the typical candidate have for the job you are targeting?

While you're at it, visualize what the typical candidate looks like and how you might stand out.

«Everyone here has at least one attribute that sets them apart from the typical candidate,» says a source.

You want to address that you're not the typical candidate.

The typical candidate for this role usually makes display of a high school diploma in their resume.

There are times when you won't be the typical candidate that hiring managers are looking for, especially if you don't meet every preference or requirement listed in a job description.

Hiring sales managers often hire «the unconventional candidate,» which means that the candidate is different from the typical candidate (presumably one with industry experience).

The typical candidate applying for these types of positions will have a four - year college degree in the life sciences, business, marketing or communications.

«You won't be the typical candidate that hiring managers are looking for, and odds are that you won't necessarily meet every preference / requirement they have.