Well, cool! And one called you already, huh? Good luck.
What part of Monster is pay? I have my resume posted there, & get
periodic emails from them about job possibilities. Would I have to pay
them if I wanted to apply for one of the jobs?
Katz
> Well, cool! And one called you already, huh? Good luck.
Thanks! I hope something will pan out.
> What part of Monster is pay? I have my resume posted there, & get
> periodic emails from them about job possibilities. Would I have to pay
> them if I wanted to apply for one of the jobs?
>
> Katz
It's been almost a year but I think if you want them to match your resume to
existing listings you pay something like $36 a year. Otherwise you just
wait to see if an employer contacts you or you sign on and contact them. I
don't really remember and I won't be paying them for anything again. They
didn't do any more than if I'd just gone there and searched the listings
myself (which I do). But I was freaking out over not having a job after 11
years with the same company; at that time I had the money so I figured maybe
I needed to sign up for the pay service. IMHO, DON'T BOTHER paying.
Jill
Seanette Blaylock - 19 Mar 2005 03:37 GMT
"jmcquown" <jmcquown@bellsouth.net> had some very interesting things
to say about Re: OT: Job Searching - a Hint:
>It's been almost a year but I think if you want them to match your resume to
>existing listings you pay something like $36 a year. Otherwise you just
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>years with the same company; at that time I had the money so I figured maybe
>I needed to sign up for the pay service. IMHO, DON'T BOTHER paying.
DH finds they have some tendency to send him listings that are either
totally geographically impossible or totally unrelated to anything on
his resume (he didn't sign up for the pay version).

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