Sentences with phrase «with tangible accomplishments»
You want to pepper your resume with tangible accomplishments.
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If you want to use material things as rewards for your child, be sure they are connected with tangible expectations, effort, and accomplishments, not simply just because they asked.
The sense that there's more to learn and master becomes tangible, because the beast directly affronts your sense of previous accomplishment with the same brutal indifference that the game's expanding systems do.
In a 1999 interview with journalist Stefan Koldehoff for his exhibition Gerhard Ricther: Text, the artist is famously quoted having said that ``... after this century of grand proclamations and terrible illusions, I hope for an era in which real and tangible accomplishments, and not grand proclamations, are the only things that count.»
As you list your accomplishments, it is also a good idea to quantify these contributions with tangible numbers (dollar amounts) or percentages.
Registrants can incorporate work samples into their profile to provide employers with tangible evidence of past accomplishments.
Her focus on tangible accomplishments, combined with the ability to articulate their value, made my contributions really shine through on my resume.
Those examples and accomplishments demonstrate the skills from the core qualifications section, and they cover the full range of skills listed there with ease, providing examples of tangible, measurable statements about the candidate's effectiveness.
You can validate your personal brand by writing about your accomplishments with tangible results.
«They have a poorly written resume without tangible accomplishments, they don't research the company they are interviewing with, they show up to an interview without questions, they don't send a follow up note and they lack enthusiasm overall about the opportunity,» says Lauren Holzer, a recruiting manager for Vocus, a software company.
You can still list accomplishments with less tangible results, however.
The problem I see with most resumes is not enough focus is given to tangible accomplishments.
Employers want candidates who can achieve tangible results, and the resume is a perfect medium for listing accomplishments, metrics and familiarity with customer - service - related technology.