There's nothing wrong with that; but you do need to remember that if a job applicant gives even the slightest impression of disdaining a job, then whoever's doing the interviewing is almost certainly going to prefer someone else.
Finding out their own impressions of the job can help you to get a better idea about whether this is a good career option for you.
If you understand how important your project is to the company, you'll have some impression of your relative job security.
All year, his party has been begging him to drop health care and do something about jobs — or more specifically, give the impression of doing something about jobs.
Still, the candidates-in-waiting are careful to avoid the impression of forgetting their real job, getting Mr. Kerry elected.
If two copies of your CV arrive on the desk of the recruiter, one sent by an agency and the other by another route, it creates an impression of a poorly organised job search strategy and many recruiters will not take your application further.
Participating actively during the interview gives a good impression of interest on the job.
Milo and Nicole broke up because she was too attached to her career, but while Ms. Aniston is able to give a reasonable impression of a person doing a job, Mr. Butler seems fundamentally incapable of giving any impression beyond that of a self-absorbed boor just awakened from a nap.
It was on Mr Yar'Adua's death in 2010 that Mr Jonathan took over, again by default.Despite his election to retain the presidency as the PDP candidate in 2011, Mr Jonathan still gives the impression of acquiring and holding the job by accident.
Had the professor attended not the debate on special-needs children on the floor, but, say, hearings on the same subject in the Education Select Committee, he would have formed a quite different impression of Parliament's effectiveness.The other job which MPs do is their constituency work, which grows and grows.
