sanityovar8ted
OG Moma Coli....dat bytch Thowd!!!
i was offered a sanding job thru careerbuilder, but that hoe was so far away, i turned it down.
Has anyone ever gotten a job from one of these online sites?
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be extra cautious of applying online
as a general rule, if the job listing does not mention the name of the actual company that the job is for... stay away. real job postings want there applicants to know who they are
last time i was on the job hunt and messed with online apps, my email blew up with spam and a started getting telemarketer calls and all that bullshyt
as a general rule, if the job listing does not mention the name of the actual company that the job is for... stay away. real job postings want there applicants to know who they are
last time i was on the job hunt and messed with online apps, my email blew up with spam and a started getting telemarketer calls and all that bullshyt
Indeed.com helped me land a few interviews.
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
Like I use an online u/n in job apps and the outside world.
Can peeps help me out with a resume and cover? I don't have a lot of job experience, so should I just add a bunch of shyt I'm good at? Like communication, orders, etc.
Also, how to d a cover that's on point.
Like I use an online u/n in job apps and the outside world.
Can peeps help me out with a resume and cover? I don't have a lot of job experience, so should I just add a bunch of shyt I'm good at? Like communication, orders, etc.
Also, how to d a cover that's on point.
What kind of education/experience/skills you rocking? What kind of job do you think you'd be qualified for?
Man listen. I'm in NY and I testify that them joints do not work for responses. Back in 08 when I was desperate for a job I applied to nearly everything that came up on craigslist, that amounted to 100+, and I only got one call.
Now I'm scanning indeed.com, in the past few weeks I've sent resumes and resume/cover letters to 43 places. Zero call backs thus far
My advice that has worked for me to get interviews is know what industry you want to work, and find a firm/company's site and send resume there directly. You and 7838372622 other applicants are on those sites so its you verses that unemployed cum laude from Cornell
When you go apply directly, you are targeting firms who don't have as much exposure to their open positions. So it's easier to leverage.
However... Low response rates considered, keep in mind all is takes is one interview, one offer. The one reply i got from craigslist was a real estate job that i grossed 5 figures monthly.
So keep working those sites but have a supplemental strategy.
Now I'm scanning indeed.com, in the past few weeks I've sent resumes and resume/cover letters to 43 places. Zero call backs thus far
My advice that has worked for me to get interviews is know what industry you want to work, and find a firm/company's site and send resume there directly. You and 7838372622 other applicants are on those sites so its you verses that unemployed cum laude from Cornell
When you go apply directly, you are targeting firms who don't have as much exposure to their open positions. So it's easier to leverage.
However... Low response rates considered, keep in mind all is takes is one interview, one offer. The one reply i got from craigslist was a real estate job that i grossed 5 figures monthly.
So keep working those sites but have a supplemental strategy.
Like careerbuilder, simplyhired, etc
I swear I've been putting in my app on so many openings and don't get shyt back.
I'm unemployed, fam.
i got like 3 jobs off snagajob
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HARRIS 2024
you can get a job from indeed or simplyhired. go to advanced search options and show jobs from employer websites only.
"exclude job boards" on simplyhired.
"show employer websites only" on indeed.
none of that staffing agency bullshyt
"exclude job boards" on simplyhired.
"show employer websites only" on indeed.
none of that staffing agency bullshyt
Like careerbuilder, simplyhired, etc
I swear I've been putting in my app on so many openings and don't get shyt back.
I'm unemployed, fam.
Here is my advice, I have been using those sites but they haven't been getting me much luck at all UNTIL I learned to still use those websites but don't apply through the dumb system they have or whatever. Find the job you like on smplyhired or whatever and go to the company website and search careers and apply through the actual company website you want to work at, that will work a a lot better.
I did this instead and have had 2 interviews in the last 2 weeks. Good luck. I'm applying for higher level jobs, for low level jobs I just walk into a place and ask for an application
Xtraz2
Superstar
Man listen. I'm in NY and I testify that them joints do not work for responses. Back in 08 when I was desperate for a job I applied to nearly everything that came up on craigslist, that amounted to 100+, and I only got one call.
Now I'm scanning indeed.com, in the past few weeks I've sent resumes and resume/cover letters to 43 places. Zero call backs thus far
My advice that has worked for me to get interviews is know what industry you want to work, and find a firm/company's site and send resume there directly. You and 7838372622 other applicants are on those sites so its you verses that unemployed cum laude from Cornell
When you go apply directly, you are targeting firms who don't have as much exposure to their open positions. So it's easier to leverage.
However... Low response rates considered, keep in mind all is takes is one interview, one offer. The one reply i got from craigslist was a real estate job that i grossed 5 figures monthly.
So keep working those sites but have a supplemental strategy.
wut type of real estate job wuz that, and wut wuz your education/experience at tha time?
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Make sure that resume is impeccable.
NZA
LOL
it has worked for me a couple times. it really is luck, though because the number of applicants is usually in the hundreds
the only advice i really have is to use the exact keywords the job ad uses on your resume and any place in the application that will allow it. they are probably using keywords to screen the applications faster.
also, never stay unemployed. do volunteering or some kind of freelance. they weed out people unemployed for longer than 6 months. just come up with something you can put down as taking up time. i did all kinds of freelance writing while unemployed, that kept me attractive once the right opportunity came around.
the only advice i really have is to use the exact keywords the job ad uses on your resume and any place in the application that will allow it. they are probably using keywords to screen the applications faster.
also, never stay unemployed. do volunteering or some kind of freelance. they weed out people unemployed for longer than 6 months. just come up with something you can put down as taking up time. i did all kinds of freelance writing while unemployed, that kept me attractive once the right opportunity came around.