Sentences with phrase «value of job fairs»

Here's how to maximize the value of job fairs.

Not exact matches

«We use our job fairs to meet members of the community and find individuals who embody the Walmart values of hard work and delivering on our commitment to help our customers save money so they can live better.

a. to ensure that a comprehensive and ambitious agreement is reached on the TTIP that enhances fair competition on both sides of the Atlantic, while taking into account the values of the European social market economy, ensuring benefits to consumers, industry and investors, enhancing quality job creation and growth, and ensuring that regulatory cooperation does not undermine democratic control on both sides of the Atlantic in any way, and also seeks a transition to a more sustainable society;

Seeing job fairs in this way will increase the value of your attendance and provide you some useful tools for your job search.

VMFA to host job fair for veterans Program on February 16 will feature 10 employers In honor of its recent Virginia Values Veterans (V3) certification from the Virginia Department of Veterans Services, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts will host a job fair on Thursday, February 16, 2017, in the museum's Cochrane Atrium.

In honor of its recent Virginia Values Veterans (V3) certification from the Virginia Department of Veterans Services, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts will host a job fair on Thursday, February 16, 2017, in the museum's Cochrane Atrium.

Projections of these changes of risk using models in which changes in the background climate are incorporated, and applied using models that do a fair job at the short time scale (like high resolution weather prediction, or hydrological discharge, or...) is thus a viable procedure, and does yield added value.

All of these methods do a fair to good job of interpolating predicted values within the range of the training data, but they usually go wildly wrong when you use them to extrapolate even a modest amount beyond the training domain.

Underscoring all of this is the fact every billing mechanism has it's pros and cons, and most clients couldn't care less how an invoice is constructed, so long as service providers do a good job of transparently communicating their value, and the final amount is perceived as «fair».

Also, within the body of the resume, the content should focus on a combination of your strongest qualities, and those skills that are likely to be of value to the job fair participants (if you have done some research on the companies attending, then you should have some idea)

If the question comes up in your interview, simply deflect by saying you've researched the fair market value of the job in that region, and you're sure that at the appropriate time, you would be able to settle a mutually appropriate figure.

In exchange, I will rewrite your resume and job search letters - this offer has a value of between $ 390 and $ 790 depending on your level of seniority, so it seems like a fair trade.

Imagine the resume you pay fair market value for (the key word is VALUE), which could cost hundreds of dollars (there are many factors that go into the price) helps you land a job faster than the cheap resume... does the cheap resume cost you more than value for (the key word is VALUE), which could cost hundreds of dollars (there are many factors that go into the price) helps you land a job faster than the cheap resume... does the cheap resume cost you more than VALUE), which could cost hundreds of dollars (there are many factors that go into the price) helps you land a job faster than the cheap resume... does the cheap resume cost you more than $ 50?

Part of my job is to make sure they pay fair market value.