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Monday, July 06, 2009 at 2:36:00 PM
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Posted By Rich Kneece.
Other posts in the Job and Hiring Trends category. Tags: Careers Job Search Jobs Nursing Trends As people hit refresh button on their careers, nursing wins
Friday, July 03, 2009 at 12:30:00 AM
NOTE: Article text has been summarized. Click here for the entire post. Job Search Strategies for the Web
Monday, August 01, 2005 at 12:00:00 AM
Job BoardsGenerally the niche job boards such as hireRx.com and hireBio.com are more targeted to your industry than the general job boards such as Monster or HotJobs. They allow you to highlight important industry experience and skills. In addition, recruiters in very specialized fields such as biotech, pharmaceuticals, chemistry and biology may be more likely to search these resume databases than those on the larger, more general boards. When posting your resume on a job board, read the privacy policy to ensure your email address doesn’t end up being sold to third-parties. Speaking of email addresses, you should have an email dedicated solely to your job search. It’ll look better to potential empl... NOTE: Article text has been summarized. Click here for the entire post.
Posted By Rich Kneece.
Other posts in the Career and Job Hunting Advice category. Tags: Advice Careers Job Search Jobs Tips for Getting Your Resume Noticed Online
Wednesday, May 25, 2005 at 12:00:00 AM
Keywords, keywords, keywordsKeep in mind that when you submit your resume to a career hub or an employer’s website, your resume is added to a database along with the thousands of individuals already there. Special fonts are removed, layout is standardized, and all that’s left to separate you from the competition is the content. So make sure your resume includes key words or phrases that a recruiter or an employer might search for. For example, if you’ve completed a GMP certification, make sure you’ve put that exact phrase in your resume, and make sure it’s visible. If you have experience with specific manufacturing equipment that could help you get a job (or at least attract attention to your resume), make sure to include it. <... NOTE: Article text has been summarized. Click here for the entire post. |