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潜在雇主
1、potential market───潜在市场
2、potential───n.潜能，可能性；电势；adj.潜在的，可能的；势的
3、tapping potential───挖掘潜力
4、employer branding───雇主品牌
5、employer eservices───雇主电子服务
6、employer beacon───雇主信标
7、employer───n.雇主，老板
8、employer name───雇主名称
9、unmatched potential───无与伦比的潜力
1、Almost all job applicants are determined to leave a good impression on a potential employer .───几乎所有的工作申请者都决定要给潜在顾主留下好印象。
2、Your cover letter is the first impression you give to a potential employer.───你的求职信是第一印象你给潜在雇主。
3、As a matter of fact, it's necessary and commonly understood to be part of the negotiation process between potential employer and employee.───事实上，这是可能成为雇主和雇员的两人在洽谈过程中的一个必需和通常的步骤。
4、It is a tool by which you market or sell your skills and expertise to a potential employer.───这是一种向一个可能成为你老板的人推销你技能和专业技巧的手段。
5、Do not design a form letter and send it to every potential employer (you know what you do with junk mail! ).───不要只写一封形式上的自荐信，并发给所有的潜在雇主。（你也知道你是如何对付垃圾邮件的吧！）
6、If you were invited to an academic conference or were trying to impress a potential employer, a bit of pleonasm couldn't hurt.───假如你被邀请到一个学术讲座或试图给潜在的雇主留下深刻的印象，一点点的赘言无伤大雅。
7、's too easy for a potential employer to scan your resume and reject you.───对于一个潜在老板来说，浏览你的简历然后拒绝你实在是太简单了。
8、And how is a potential employer going to gauge whether you'd be a good fit for the company?───而且，潜在雇主该如何衡量对公司来说，你是合适的人选呢？
9、A cover letter is often your earliest written contact with a potential employer, creating a critical first impression.───自荐信是你和潜在雇主最开始的书面接触，会建立一个重要的第一印象。
1、How will you describe yourself to a potential employer?
2、But what alternative is there if you are unknown to a potential employer?
3、If you were invited to an academic conference or were trying to impress a potential employer, a bit of pleonasm couldn't hurt.
4、Do not design a form letter and send it to every potential employer (you know what you do with junk mail!).
5、By now, everyone knows that it's unwise to post on Facebook those scantily clad photos of yourself doing tequila shots, because a potential employer might see it and get the wrong (or right) idea.
6、The answers to these questions will have important consequences for anyone who is about to choose a career or a potential employer.