[oxfordgamers] Re: Favor

If you take the time to build your profile right,
Dice.com can give you some great leads. Also,
jobsearch.org has a ton of listings.

However, both of these sites require some labor. The
best thing about Dice is that it emails you new
postings that match your profile and you can apply for
the positions directly. Jobsearch.org has no advanced
features whatsoever unless you have some weird
arrangment with the government. However, you can still
use the site to get application info for postings. I
have actually gotten a lot of responses from doing
this.

Of the sites mentioned so far, I like jobsearch.org
the best, then dice, then hotjobs, then Monster, then
everybody else ties for last.

Kvikk

--- "S. Mollett" <rmollett@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> We know about Monster.com for resume postings, and
> due to Steves OT and
> short computer time at home, can I ask if any of you
> know of other job sites
> he can post his resume at? Yes, GROB sucks and is
> not looking good so help
> here would be excellent, I feel the task is a bit to
> large for just me
> looking and helping Steve along.
> 
> He's a technical writer who specializes in heavy
> machinery and assembly
> lines atm. (for those who didn't know.) He'll be
> revamping his resume asap
> to post in as many places as possible. The more help
> we get, the better his
> chances of finding work down there and coming home
> where we belong.
> 
> Andrea
> 
> 


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