Sentences with phrase «where older applicant»

Additionally, there's another aspect of the search process where older applicant are often out of touch: the resume.

Not exact matches

Gone are the old days where a senior hoping to meet a soul mate had to place a personal ad in the newspaper, then plan and execute a «meeting» with those applicants deemed worthy of a meeting.

As to the first — along the lines of the old one — there will be automatic and full remission where the applicant is receiving a prescribed means tested benefit or can demonstrate that their gross household benefit is below a threshold that probably entitles them to a benefit.

My experience as an applicant for judicial appointment prompted me to wonder: if a state wants a more diverse judiciary, why apply old ways of thinking, where the same factors are considered regardless of background?

If you're an older applicant, or you're applying for a large amount of life insurance coverage, you may also have to undergo an electrocardiogram, or EKG, where the technician will put electrodes on your skin to measure your heart's electrical activity.

But unlike a traditional term life insurance, where particularly old or poor applicants may be rejected, you're much more likely to be accepted.

An EKG may also be required for older applicants or larger case sizes, or where a previous heart condition is known.

Some employers still use old scanning systems to store resumes, but most have now moved to automated applicant tracking systems, where the candidate completes an online form and then uploads his or her resume.

An applicant tracking system shouldn't be a repository for old resumes — it should be a system where you can nurture your talent pool through the application and interview process.

The meat of this type of resume is the section concerning one's experience, where the applicant will list his or her positions in reverse - chronological order; meaning, the most current job appears first on the resume and the oldest job, last.