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I see this happening even among IADB'ers. We do have the filter option for important skills and less important keywords. But since we're talking tips, I thought I would throw this one out there and see if it... 
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ALWAYS bring your headshot and resume. Don't assume they'll have it from your agent. 
This term usually pertains to writers, directors and actors. A person's "position" on a project, whether it be a television show or a feature film, basically determines the project's priority in that person's work schedule. This is one of the deal points that an agent or a manager will negotiate with a studio or financier for their client. A lot of the times a writer/director/actor will have several projects on the go at one time and studios will want their project as high up on that priority list as possible. So if a specific project is in first position, contractually, the talent must put this project at a higher priority than any other project he/she may be working on. If the talent is working on other projects, those project may be in second or third position, meaning the other commitments take priority.