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Get an introduction to the target company through a referral if possible.  A lot of the companies that retain us even talk explicitly about "no agency referrals" on their website.  There are times that going in through HR or their staffing org can be to your benefit but more often that not it helps to have a referral with a "VP" in their title to get you that introduction.  You might still be a long way from getting a fee agreement signed (retained or contingent) but you'll be a lot close than being one of the hundreds of agency recruiters leaving voicemails for the VP HR or Staffing Manager.

Somewhere on that form should be a blank for routing number and account number. Those are available from your check and/or your bank statements. If you can't find them, call the bank and ask or go by their office for help with the form.  As long as those numbers are entered correctly, any error you make in spelling, location or naming should not influence the eventual deposit into your proper account.

I don’t know about nationally, but i personally spend close to an hour per application, including tailoring a cover letter and resume for each specific position.For example, Liberty Mutual application might take a bit longer because of the different assessments integrated into the application. Other Fortune-500 companies might have psychological or problem solving assessments as well.As a recent graduate, i filled out 250+ applications, and received only 1 interview. Therefore, around 250 hours are wasted only on applications. (I spend 100+ hours to write a compelling resume and 50+ hours for a generic cover letter, which i later tailor to each position).Total: 400+ hours. If i spend 6 hours per day applying, then i wasted around 70 days. ( I haven’t found a job yet )I truly believe that if you run a regression model, then you will see that there is a positive correlation between the number of hours spent on job search and School Rankings. Better School = Less Hours RequiredBackground: Non-target 3.95+ GPA, Major: Finance, solid extracurriculars, good internships. My generic CV and CL were checked by industry professionals, so i don’t think it is the issue. The Issue is a non-target school and stiff competition in Boston area. I feel that at this point it is useless to apply without having a connection or referral in the company.

Depends on what your view of overtake is. Will some present auto giant be selling more EVs than Tesla? Virtually a certainty. The old adage, “1st impressions are lasting” fits Tesla to a tee. Tesla came 1st and fast out of the gate but was,is and will likely remain for some time, a rich man’s car. Almost every car company is better suited and better positioned to produce smaller, cheaper electric cars for average working people. Average people do not need 75 or 80% of the gizmos on Teslas. They need a cheap vehicle that will transport them 5 to 8 hundred miles a month to work and shopping for their necessities. Most people talking about “range” seem to ignor the fact that tens of millions of average people every day pop into the gas bars and grab $10 to $20 of gas because it is all they can afford and they need it to carry them back and forth to work for a week. What the truck stops and travel centres along the Interstates are doing is of little interest to them. And neither is hearing about Teslas’ options and supercharger network. A quick view on charging tells me that Teslas’ vaunted charging network is a quickly fading “myth”. The line from the old movie “if you build it they will come” was never more true than as it fits charging stations. You can put 10 or 12 charging posts at the end of 10 or 12 existing parking spots at any McDs or coffee shop or any other place that present day cars park. This will be a hell of a lot easier than getting approval for and building gas stations with their disaster in the making underground tanks and pumps. When the public charging posts become (and they will) more numerous than gas pumps, the average people I mentioned above will be popping in to grab a coffee and $5 or $10 of quick charge to last the next 150 miles. Ballyhooing about driving $65,00 and up cars around the country and pulling into “for us only” Tesla chargers is pretty much an ego trip for many Tesla drivers. Will you pull into McDonalds and plug in beside a Tesla with your $20,000 V W or Kia? Sure, but you park beside Audi’s, BMWs and Cadillacs now. The point is, there is really nothing to overtake! As I have said before, when the big auto, big oil and governments decide it is time for us “unwashed masses” to have electric cars as the main form of transport, every other car maker will be “CHARGING” to the trough to grab their share of the riches. Tesla hasn’t yet been able to produce enough of it’s high end cars to make a profit on each one and Elon cannot get his vaunted $30,000 car to market and the inside word is that not many will be made at that price but will run to 45 or 50 grand with options they will force on you. Has Elon done a great job of “forcing” the others to get off their butts and start fighting big oil and corrupt politicians who have been manipulated by them? Oh yes, very definitely but he will not be the Henry Ford that makes a Volkswagen (which as you know literally translates as “ a wagon for the people”). Overtake Tesla? Nothing to overtake! 15 or 20 car manufacturers can build a car and throw in a host of computer controlled gadgets as they already do but how soon will they decide to start building a “wagon for the people”??

For their precious little metrics!They want to take your survey results, do some 5th grade math to it in an overly complicated Excel sheet, make a fancy graph on a PowerPoint slide and show their boss some NUMBERS.No skin in the game management types LOVE numbers. The numbers don’t even need to mean anything or have much bearing on reality.“Customer satisfaction went from a 12 to a 74 this weekend, good work NPC#9871338!”These people forget the most basic thing about business, and life.If you’re going to do a thing, have a reason for doing that thing.If you collect a bunch of data, look at and go “hmm, interesting” and then do nothing about it, you’ve just wasted a huge amount of time and energy.Sadly, this is the default state of many businesses and customer service departments.They don’t know what to do, so they add unnecessary complexity because it makes them feel like they’re doing something.The fact that they’re doing something destructive that makes things worse for the business and the customers is irrelevant.They’re doing something!Middle managers like to see activity (between smoke breaks and timed trips to the bathroom.)This active but ineffective office drone is getting a (small) raise!That said, there ARE a few good reasons to use surveys.If you want to know something, you can try asking people. Most will ignore it, and your results will be biased by responses from only the happiest and angriest customers, but you may get something out of it.The other reason is a bit darker and more clever. Done right, you can ask questions that you don’t even care about the answers to.You ask questions to get the customer thinking about the answer.Why did you do X? Hmm, why did I do X?I won’t go into the psychology of this here, but a few well placed question can lead your customers down trains of thought that can be beneficial later on.This book is a good resource for anyone who wants to know more.

Hari om , you are asking a question as to : “How do I fill out the form for a national scholarship, being in the general category?.”All categories candidates are eligible for national scholarships.It is a purely merit based scholarship.Simply fill all the columns & submit the application to the concerned authorities within the due date.If you are meritorious among the eligible applicants , you will be awarded the scholarships.Best of luck. Hari om.