What does JISSS mean?
JISSS means Job Interview Self Statement Schedule
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Job Interview Self Statement Schedule?
Job Interview Self Statement Schedule can be abbreviated as JISSS
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What does JISSS stand for? JISSS stands for "Job Interview Self Statement Schedule". |
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What is the meaning of JISSS abbreviation? The meaning of JISSS abbreviation is "Job Interview Self Statement Schedule". |
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What is JISSS abbreviation? One of the definitions of JISSS is "Job Interview Self Statement Schedule". |
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What does JISSS mean? JISSS as abbreviation means "Job Interview Self Statement Schedule". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- JCS - Job Control Statement
- SAI - Self-Administered Interview
- SICL - Self-Interview Checklist
- SRSI - Self-Regulation Skills Interview
- GJIS - Guaranteed Job Interview Scheme
- ISC - Interview Schedule for Children
- ISCA - Interview Schedule for Children and Adolescents
- ISSI - Interview Schedule for Social Interaction
- JAS - Job Analysis Schedule
- JIFFY - Job Interview Fair for Youth
- JIG - Job Interview Guarantee
- JIS - Job Impact Statement
- PSSI - Procrastination Self Statement Inventory
- SAS - Self Assessment Schedule
- SCAI - Self-Care Adherence Interview
- SCS - Self Control Schedule
- SSM - self-statement modification
- ISSI - Interview Schedule of Social Integration
- Sadi - Self-Awareness of Deficits Interview
- CLAMPS - Challenge, Location, Advancement, Money, Pride (or Prestige), Security. Employment and recruitment industry acronym: the six acceptable reasons for leaving your job if asked why in a job interview, cited by MJ Yate (interview guru and author). See the job