Wesley Said:

When I print a monster, job search, page the bottom half prints out black.?

We Answered:

When you go into your preview, make sure it shows up properly in the preview. Often job search sites aren't properly formatted to print right from your web browser and have a "Print" button located somewhere on them. If it shows up weird on your preview it's going to print weird on your printer.

If your computer is just randomly printing in black which i doubt it is, you have a serious problem with your cartridges and I would do a calibration check along with reloading them in your machine. Print your test pages and print anything else that you can find to see if you can replicate the problem. If it's just from monster, instead just do a Print Screen, copy the monster page into an imaging program, print from there and see if the problem reoccurs.

Something in there will work.

Troy Said:

I want to start a job search engine. Like monster, careerbuilder minus the "bs" jobs. what shoudl i name it?

We Answered:

Real Jobs, Proper Jobs, Good Jobs, Genuine Jobs

Dorothy Said:

Do you have to pay to use Monster job search?

We Answered:

you pay if you are looking for workers, you dont pay if youre looking for employers, and tiff you better pick me as your best answer lol

Dana Said:

Has anyone used that monster job search web site?

We Answered:

Don't rely just on that site. That site only represents the jobs from big companies, or companies who are having a hard time filling a position - not to mention how fierce the competition is there.

Make sure you're checking out sites like http://www.linkup.com/ and http://www.indeed.com, not to mention http://www.craigslist.org/. Also make sure that you're very networked on LinkedIn, and have targetted 40 local companies that you're interested in and keep watching them closely for your chance to get a job there. Finding a job is now your full time job - are you spending 8 hours a day doing it?

Elizabeth Said:

monster job search?

We Answered:

Ok, but why not leave your account open for job recruiters to browse? The only drawback would be having to delete an email once a week about potential job openings(and you can probably just opt not to receive it.)

Let me tell you a brief story. I moved to California about a year ago and opened a Monster account to try to find a job. I posted my resume but I was disgusted by the difficulty and lack of results from conducting a job search on Monster. But a few days later, I started getting amazing offers from job recruiters, positions I never thought I'd be qualified for. I took a job working a clerical position for a really great company, but out of laziness, never bothered to take down my resume from Monster. Well just last week, I started receiving phone calls and emails out of the blue from a company offering to pay me an astounding salary for work that I've been doing all along for peanuts. It's like a dream come true! I'm only a high school graduate, but I'll be making a better salary than most college grads I know.

My advice is to just leave your Monster account alone. You never know, your dream job may be out there waiting for and Monster may be way to find it.