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Does anyone actually find a job by posting up their CV on these job websites?
My current contract ends in 2 months and with the current economic climate I haven't even found anything I can apply for, let alone get to interview! I'm now getting desperate and have posted by CV on one of those sites, but do they do what they say on the tin?
My current contract ends in 2 months and with the current economic climate I haven't even found anything I can apply for, let alone get to interview! I'm now getting desperate and have posted by CV on one of those sites, but do they do what they say on the tin?
anonymous said:
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Yes 
You have your 'All-Round' websites, such as monster which cover most sectors.
You then have your 'Specialty' websites which will cover one, or primarily cover a specific sector whilst advertising for other areas.
I have no affiliations with them, but I have obtained pretty much all (on par to 95%) of my contracts through jobserve.co.uk
Create a quick account, upload your CV and do a search.
If you like the job, merely click on apply.
8 times out of 10 the agency will call you back, if not - you call them. The entire job/ agency details are emailed to you once you click on apply, so you've got a good record of what you're doing.
If you're in the wondrous world of it, have a play with jobserve and cwjobs.
okgo said:
use linkedin too, I got a job from it this week.
Really?How?
Genuine question!
I opened up a linkedin account about 2 years ago, and after spending the best of an hour trying to fathom out how I'd managed to gather 168,000 members in "my network," I found no use for it.
Couple of ex-managers on there, along with agencies and their agents.
Plus friends/ colleagues were being spammed to hell from my linkedin account asking them to join.
I dismissed it, and deleted my account.
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