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But if not, and a prospective employer is casual about this issue, beware: It could be a warning that the employer isn't someone you want to work for.

The first items that a prospective employer is likely to see are our resume and application letter.

Your prospective employer wants to see that you can do the job and work well with colleagues。

The DNA from a single human hair, for example, may be sufficient to alert a prospective employer or health insurer to a person's genetic predisposition to disease.

Functional: Calls attention to job skills rather than work history or education. List only the skills that might help your prospective employer.

So a stern letter from a lawyer may be enough to make him think twice about his response to the next prospective employer who calls asking about you.

You want to make crystal-clear what you've done" -- and, by extension, what tangible results you could produce for a prospective employer.

Yes; we understand that there’s a time and place for ads in conversations, as a chat with a friend isn’t quite the same as an interview with a prospective employer or parole officer.

Your face-to-face interview is your one opportunity to show the real you to your prospective employer, and may be the key to set you apart from other applicants.

This immediately connects your name in a prospective employers mind with the vacant job.

Women who didn’t send photos had a 16.6 percent callback rate, the highest response rate from prospective employers.

A poster designed to be printed A2 size, put in a A4 envelope and mailed to prospective employers.

For every course that he follows a student is given a grade, which is recorded, and the record is available for the student to show to prospective employers.