Internet: Finding Résumés of Job
Now, you have a couple of choices. You can sit back and wait for résumés to amass in your inbox, or you can proactively search out résumés. At Monster.com, for example, you can purchase access to the database of some 3.9 million résumés and search by keyword, job function, industry, geographic location, date of posting, and so on.
CareerShop.com is another recruiting site that provides ways to broaden your search for employees. Purchasing a standard membership package at CareerShop.com gives you the following benefits:
· You can post as many job listings as you want.
· Your job listings are cross-posted to some 100 job boards and newsgroups, including America’s Job Bank, Career Monthly, CareerPlacer.com, Excite, and Yahoo!.
· You can search a database of more than 350,000 résumés and save your search criteria.
· Search agents match your job postings to the database of résumés, and only the best matches are sent to you throughout the week via e-mail.
Typically, you pay a fee to post a job at an online recruiting site, and job seekers can post their résumés for free. Resume.com works in reverse—for free, you receive résumés daily that have been filtered by discipline and geographic location. You can then contact the job seeker directly by e-mail. For details, go to http://www.resumeblaster.com; the recruiter page.
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