Sentence examples for making a job application from inspiring English sources

In any other part of the world, this would not be a good way of making a job application.

Research for gapyear.com found that 63 per cent of human resources professionals felt a year spent volunteering or on work experience overseas made a job application stand out.

In a recent survey by YouGov, 63% of human resources professionals agreed that a constructive gap year spent volunteering or gaining work experience makes a job application stand out; just under half of them would be more likely to employ a graduate who had constructive gap year experience than one who did not.

You may never know why you weren't hired, but be aware that background checks can make or break a job application.

It pledges candidates will receive a response to a job application made via its platform within 24 hours.

It pledges candidates will receive a response to a job application made via its platform within 24 hours.

Yang explained that she made a "peculiar job application" in hopes of getting Anderson's attention for a future film gig.

But what makes a great job application in social care and what are organisations looking for?

If that logic makes sense, well then, maybe you should fill out a job application.

In order to make a contact, one must telephone employers and ask if they are hiring, email a resume, or complete a job application; nearly all of the job applications I completed were online.

(Sounds like a job application).