Helen Said:

Which Job search website is the most affective at producing positive results for those in search of employment

We Answered:

monster. com

Kathleen Said:

Help me with my COM 215 class Creating a table for job employment?

We Answered:

Create a table with 7 columns.

The columns are labeled Sun/Mon/Tue etc

The number of rows is up to you.

You should have one week on one sheet of paper. Week 2 will be on the second sheet etc

Now start creating rows. Realistically, if you want a job, your "job" will be finding one. So, we can't work just one hour a day. It has to be 5-6 hrs a day searching for jobs.

Break it down into phases:

Week one will be the research phase where you review jobs you might want, search for salaries in the area, have some practice interviews with friends/family, revise your resume etc.

Week two will be actively going on job searches

Week three will be follow up and hopefully a job offer.

Example schedule.

Week One:

Sunday: Collect job ads
Monday: Go to library, review salary requirements
Tuesday: Attend resume workshop at local college
Wednesday: Practice interviews

You can break down each day by the hour, or even by the minute.

The extent is up to you.

Good luck!

Mysstere

Megan Said:

Can the Internet be successful in finding employment. Are job search engines such as Monster.com reliable?

We Answered:

Sure... go for it. In fact, get your resume at several of these services.

http://www.monster.com

http://www.careerbuilder.com

http://www.hotjobs.com

Be sure that your on-line resume does not reveal too much about yourself. Your Social Security number, credit history, banking information and other money related matters simply don't belong on your resume. You might use a separate FREE e-mail address from Yahoo.com specifically for this purpose, so you can avoid getting more spam in your inbox.

Good luck and Happy Computing!

Ken Said:

does anyone know of a GOOD job search engine?

We Answered:

You don't say where you are from - But the following sites are both National and International. They are Free - and you will be amazed
at the number of Jobs available.

- Go to any of the following sites listed below
- Enter your State and zip code or City
- Enter your field of interest (career choice / path/ Job desired)

Simply Hired.com
Indeed.com
Craigslist
Job.com
Careerbuilders.com

If you also want to see what salary / pay you should be receiving for the position,(?)
Go to Salaries.com and enter State, City, Position. It will give you the $$ amount for Job you desire in the area you desire.

Good Luck !!!

Mark Said:

For job search, I would like to ask if you could help find an employment agency for Domestic Helper abroad.?

We Answered:

you can search in google and go for employment website i am sure u can find the job