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Applicant is a
dramatic sketch written by
Harold Pinter.
Originally written in 1959 and
first published by Eyre
Methuen in 1961, it was
first broadcast...
- "The
Applicant" is a poem
written by
American confessional poet
Sylvia Plath on
October 11, 1962. It was
first published on
January 17, 1963 in The London...
- front-end,
typically located on the
company website or
extracted from
applicants on job boards. Most job and
resume boards (Reed Online, LinkedIn.com,...
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rankable applicants for a position. The
applicants are
interviewed one by one in
random order. A
decision about each
particular applicant is to be made...
- the
applicant is
strong enough to get a place, or
because the
college wants to
compare that
applicant to
other pooled applicants. Most
applicants in the...
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using online social networking sites to
gather information about job
applicants,
according to a mid-2011
Jobvite survey of 800
employers in the US. Likewise...
- processes. Indirectly, the 23
Indian Institutes of Technology. The
number of
applicants taking the JEE-Main has
varied over the years, with a peak of over 1.35...
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which means that
fewer than 1 in 200
applicants are accepted. Many
deceptive agencies charge fees from
applicants or
falsely claim to
increase their winning...
- The
ratio of main-scheme
applicants to
acceptances in 2022 was 10.3 for UK
applicants and 9.9 for
international applicants.
Within the UK, UCL is a local...
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advice and
mentoring for
legacy applicants. Some
universities employ admissions counselors dedicated solely to
legacy applicants, and it is
common to provide...