The first rule of thumb when considering online jobs is to determine whether or not the offer seems too good to be true. If a company is listed online and does not have a physical address, does not have a working or valid phone number, asks for a small “processing fee,” and then says that they will pay you $30,000 month to participate in some type of marketing forecast production product, IT IS PROBABLY NOT TRUE. Continue reading
The use of traditional job search tools are just as relevant today as they were back then despite the success of the internet. For example, newspaper ads, publications, and job recruiters can be just as effective versus finding employment online. Continue reading
The internet has dramatically changed the way job seekers search for employment today. In years past, those applying for jobs had to spend long hours looking for positions with few resources. However, today, the relationship between employers and job seekers has been closely intertwined via the internet, making job searches extremely broader and easier to do. If you are going to be successful online, then you need to have an understanding how employers use the internet to find job candidates. Continue reading
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Searching for a job can be one of the most stressful endeavors. Even after you have finished school and all of your training, but you now have to put out even more effort to have companies notice you. Finding a job or a career path is something that must be earned. With the right job search tools, you can be on the right track towards finding the right job that suits your training. There are plenty of tools on the internet that can improve your chances of landing an interview at a company you enjoy and hopefully a job as well. Continue reading
