Sentences with phrase «unrealistic job expectations»
TIP: Watch for excessive «job jumping,» several jobs in a row of one year or less; such a patten may be indicate inadequate skills or unrealistic job expectations.
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Whether you want to blame American universities that are not preparing graduates or employers who have unrealistic expectations, you should see the current U.S. job and labor market for what it is.
But, the way the job market looks right now, «not all of these people are going to make it in [higher education], and probably there are some unrealistic expectations,» Mellors - Bourne says.
When it comes to millennial challenges, most «experts» flippantly equate Snapchat and participation trophies with laziness, unrealistic expectations of job fulfillment, and procrastination when it comes to milestones like buying a house or having kids.
It's never a good idea to start a new job with underlying tension, or worse, an unrealistic expectation of your performance because you're receiving a higher salary.»
As an unemployed job seeker, the expectations I had of myself — hours and hours of job search related activities every day — were unrealistic.
The college seniors who will graduate in the next few weeks have unrealistic expectations of the job market they are entering, according to a new national survey.
Unrealistic expectations often leads to feelings of frustration on both sides, drives a wedge between the recruiter and hiring manager and ultimately brings them further from their ultimate (shared) goal: matching the right candidates with the right jobs.
In either case, vague job roles often mean unrealistic expectations.
Some job seekers come into the resume writing process with unrealistic expectations.
From unrealistic resume expectations to the run - rampant highways of the digital media highway, the din of multimedia job search in 2010 is, at times, earsplitting.
Additionally, these workers are aware of medical sales jobs salary trends, and are willing and able to negotiate a fair salary, instead of setting unrealistic expectations about their worth.