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Does anyone know of a good job search engine besides careerbuilder, monster, indeed, bestjobsusa, or linkup that doesn’t give you all the advertisements and phony jobs? I know there will still be some on there because there always is. I’m a recent college graduate and looking for a job in marketing and that’s what the phony ads are always aimed at! Thanks for any help on great sites!
Ok, I’m fully aware that we are in recession economy but heres my dilemma. For the past month I have applied to 74 jobs online and in person. No one has called me back. The only people who have called are the jerks that hunt the job sites (careerbuilder, monster, hotjobs, State job search engine) and want you to sell insurance (waste of time).
Now my resume was looked at by professionals and they have said it was incredible as is my cover letters. I have plenty of experience and a very professional appearance and attitude. What is the deal? I even call places back to follow up and they never call me back, ever.
I don’t get it. I live in a town of 75,000 and there are plenty of jobs.
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I have this non compete clause that is just ridiculous. I worked for a search engine optimization company and they made us sign a non compete that said we couldn’t do ANY internet marketing anywhere in the world for 6 months. The thing is… I am a marketing major. What marketing jobs these days don’t somehow involve the internet? I already tried negotiating it, and he refuses. I have a job interview tomorrow for an internet marketing company… I need a job. Would it be that difficult to hit my previous boss with a declaratory judgment action? How much time would it take? Would I have a case?
I just graduated from College with my Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, emphasis in marketing I also hold my Associate of Applied Arts degree in graphic communications…Any advice on some good positions to be seeking? (I never did an internship..) When I look for jobs on job search engines I usually type in marketing associate, or marketing coordinator jobs…but does anyone know of any better keywords, or really what I should be looking for, for an entry-level job with this kind of educational background? Thanks for any help!
I am a recent PhD graduate in Psychology, but all I’ve ever wanted to do is live in the Sierras, specifically, in a small town called June Lake. There is little to no work in this town, and it and the neighboring towns have become exorbitantly expensive to live in. I love the outdoors and have toyed with being a forest ranger for years now. Can someone please tell me what the educational requirements are, what the pay is, how difficult it is to find a job, and whether or not rangers can pick their area to some degree? It would only be worth it to me if I could work in or near Inyo National Forest. If any rangers have personal thoughts on their jobs for someone who probably romanticizes it terribly, I’d love to hear. And if anyone has a link to a useful website, I would love that as well. I don’t expect to be rich – college professors only make 50k at my level which doesn’t go far in Cali! – I just want to be happy.
Thank you for your time and assistance!
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I’m in college, I’m intelligent, 4.0 G.P.A… but that really means nothing when it comes to finding a job. I know, get an internship lined up, I’m working on that. But what else can increase my chances of getting a job after college? The web search engines for jobs such as Monster.com are so full of spam and unrealistic opportunities that it’s ridiculous. What steps can I take now to ensure that I can get a job upon graduation which is 2 years from now? I’m a Business/Marketing Major with an English Minor… was thinking about becoming a Copywriter at an Ad Agency, but those are so few and far between. I really am willing to work hard, I feel I’m different from my peers. What steps can I take to prove it to the employers? What’s a good way to find a job?
Fact: I graduated a highschool and a college(both of them IT based), I have 2 years experience in a company in selling/marketing/programming. I speak 3 foreign languages. I have medium knowledge in several programming language(php/html/java script/mysql/flash) and picture editing(photoshop/corel draw) and I’m god at SEO(search engine optimization). Designed several web,sites, wrote and designed several articles for magazines, etc
So…my question is…would a man with this description find a job in your town? Because I live in Romania and in my city I can’t find a job in mostly any field(of course leaving out jobs like shoe sale sman or selling tomatoes in the market). But what are the odds of a guy like me(22 years old) finding a job in a similar position in your town?. I ask because I just want to know if it’s just my city/country that sucks or would I have the same fate in any city/country?
I have a university degree in Computer Science, and have been doing an SEM (Search Engine Marketing) job for the past 3 years, but now I feel somehow bored by it (plus, in the area where I live, the SEM jobs don’t pay that high anyway), and would like to change direction.
I’m thinking of doing something else in the IT world too, but not too sure what to do? I don’t mind doing anything, with the exception of programming (my brain is just not made for it), and web design (I have no artistic talent at all). Looking for something with annual pay range of around K to K. What about QA (Quality Assurance) or networking? Are they good?
Any recommendations? =)
Thanks!
I had a very difficult choice of 2 jobs. One role was something new that allowed me focus on something that I did a little bit at my old job and enjoyed (Search Engine Marketing). The other I have been doing awhile in my old job (web site producer) but the new role had a lot better circumstances. The search engine job had the best feeling despite the fact the pro/con list was heavily against it. I guess I wanted to try something new and my old job tainted me big time. Now that I have been at the search job for a week, I really wish I would have taken the other position. I feel as though I’m overqualified, in a hands off role, and just another cog in a wheel. While I don’t know how the other role would have turned out, I am at a loss of what to do. Do I quit after one week? Give it more time? Try to go after the old job even though I gave them a no? I’m hardly a job jumper being at my last job for 5 yrs but I can’t see this going anywhere good. Any help would be great. Thnx!
Hi, i found Mandrill Staffing & Placement, Inc on careerbuilders.com and was wondering if anyone has used this in the past (it’s relatively new on careerbuilders). I went to their website and it seems like a scam, all their jobs have no requirements. I google it couldn’t find anything helpful. Thanks in advance for any help.
actually i was searching in the yahoo search engine "chandigarh info" a lot of results coming regarding websites but on top one of website is really ultimate every thing for every one on that website i.e. www.chandigarhinfocity.com this website is provides self user management guide absolutely free to the user ,I posted my resume free overthere, after few weeks i got a lot of mails regarding jobs,through mnc’s directly no commission no placement agents involved so i think this portal is very useful, if any body have any other informations regarding "chandigarh info city" please answer positively.
Hi, I wish to know if there is any website where I can find details of call centers, software companies, placement consultants in Mumbai and Pune. Any Jobsite which gives details of the jobs and career opportunities in Mumbai and Pune.
I am a small co in philadelphia, trying to get some exposure, I have google adwords, but need more traffic to the site to gain more expsure and potentially more jobs.
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I’m basically thinking of something that will think of every imaginable skill people can have in the workplace, and you’ll check something like "I have skill and experience," "I have skill but not experience," "I have experience but no skill (sad)" and then will produce a drop-down window that matches your answers to jobs — sort of a virtual placement counselor. Has anyone seen anything like that?
Ignore the "drop down window" part. I really just confused matters.
Hey Kevin. I checked it out. It’s interesting. Definitely on the right track though it’s only available in Texas and California right now and I’m in New York. The only real problems I saw with it are a) it forces you to choose a line of work in which you’re interested and I don’t want to do that, and b) Every skill question asks if you’re certified in the skill and in some cases it isn’t applicable. There’s no "not applicable" button.
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