Lance Said:

Can job agencies fill out a list of jobs for you?

We Answered:

You need to send them your CV
Arrange to go in and see them so you can tell them what you want. They will tell you if they think you are suitable
They will then send your CV out for the types of job to which you are suited
They will only send your CV on to companies that have a particular vacancy not to companies that have no vacancies

Vera Said:

how do job agencies work with regards to permanent jobs, do they charge a fee to fill the position ?

We Answered:

the company that you'll be working for pays, if the agency tries to charge you...don't do it.

Steven Said:

How can i apply for dairy farm jobs in New Zealand without using job agencies Where to find employers?

We Answered:

Hi,

try these sites

http://www.marvinfarms.co.nz/
or
http://www.nzpages.co.nz/search.html?q=dairy+farming+jobs

good luck.

Clinton Said:

Job agencies that offers jobs before picking US Greenn card?

We Answered:

I think you have to have the green card first before applying anywhere. There is the risk of you not getting the green card on time and they can't wait because they need somebody ASAP. Then what happen? The agencies will lose time and money trying to recruit you. Get the green card first then apply for a job.

Sally Said:

Which foreign job agencies in New Delhi are the best for jobs abroad?

We Answered:

Avoid agencies.
Be seeing the advertisements in dailies for direct recruitment from the companies

Shawn Said:

What to do when websites and temp agencies don't have any Entry level jobs??

We Answered:

I don't know where you are located, but I know a lot of people who have had great luck with Adecco. With temp agencies, it's good to drop of your resume and give a follow up call. Another place to search for admin jobs is on Craigslist.com. I was surprised to see the large amount of jobs posted, not as many scams as CareerBuilder.com. Although, CB can be searched easy, you can limit it to specific job types and mileage, pay, etc...

Generally, any of the agencies will not have all their positions listed, some they fill as soon as they come in. Always try to go in, drop off your resume, bring your references etc. When you go in, you usually drop off your information with a receptionist, but ask him/her the name of the recruiter that will be receivng your resume (a lot of them make money from placing you) then the next day call the office and ask for the recruiter and tell them you dropped off your resume (or application- Resume is better) and wanted to make sure they had an opportunity to review it. You'll be surprised, you should get contacted shortly after.

Some good resources for resume templates... if you have MS Word, you can go to MS Office Templates - they have resume templates and all you have to do is fill in your information. Word also has a resume wizard under templates. Quick and easy!

Good Luck!! :-)