Here are a few resume posting sites with resources for you chefs to check out.
Chefjobsnetwork.com
Chef2chef.com
Chefcrossing.com
Starchefsjobfinder.com
ihirechefs.com
Discoverchefs.com
If you would like to have your industry included on my blog with resume posting sites for it then join and send a comment with your industry. Thanks for reading my blog!
Friday, September 25, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Looking for work in the accounting industry?
Below are a few accounting resume posting sites that are available for you to post your resume to. I will post more soon. Until then take advantge of what's avalable at this time. Thanks for visiting my block.
Accounting.com, ihireaccounting.com, Accountingboard.com, accountingjobs.com.
I will update this post very soon. If you have any request for a industry you would like me to post resume posting sites for, please join my blog and comment. Thanks!
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Monday, September 21, 2009
Looking for work in aviation?
If you're a pilot, flight engineer, flight attended or any specialist in aviations and looking for work then check out these aviation resume posting sites. Sites include job boards filled with aviation job openings from all over the world. Post your resume to them as well so employers can find you. It's a great way to start job aviation job search. Enjoy!
Climbto350.com, Willyforfood.com , Aviationjobsearch.com , Findapilot.com , Airline-jobs.net Avemploy.com, Avianation.com, Aviationemployment.com Gofir.com , Job.aviationtoday.com Flightglobal.com , Ryanaviation.com , Aviationweek.com, Flightglobal.com , Job-quest.net
Please follow me on this blog and comment if you like! I have more resume poting sites to come. If you have any request of resume posting sites in your field, post them here and I will make an effort to get them posted ASAP! Thanks for reading my blog!
Friday, September 11, 2009
Cyber-Safe Resume
When posting your resume online you must be sure that your posting it with safty precausions . when your resume contains personal information such as name, address, email address, etc. your putting yourself in high risk of identity theft. Idntity thieves prey on this type of information that why you have to be protected. Excluding such persnal information and substituting it with generalized information is the key to protecting your identity online. Doing so results in your resume becoming cyber-safe. i will explain what a "Cyber-Safe Resume" is in more details below and how you can make your resume cybe-safe.
First, a cyber safe resume is a resume that excludes any personal information that could possibly usd to still your identity- -Your name, address, phone number, business email, personal email (if it associated with any of your personal information like aol, yahoo, ect. that has a profile on you) and your places of recent and current employment.
Below are the replacements to these exclusions
Your Name - Just keep blank
Email Address- Accountingclerk@inbox.com, Directorofsales@mail.com, ect. any professional email address that is not associated with your personal account information.
Recent or Current employer - For example, replace the company name Awlogix with the type of busness, a private software building company.
Job title- Be sure to generalize it, for example, Technical support representative, Data entry specialist, sales representative, ect., titles that are commonly recognized amongst the work force.
That's it!
All information was based on my research of a "Cyber-Safe Resume".
First, a cyber safe resume is a resume that excludes any personal information that could possibly usd to still your identity- -Your name, address, phone number, business email, personal email (if it associated with any of your personal information like aol, yahoo, ect. that has a profile on you) and your places of recent and current employment.
Below are the replacements to these exclusions
Your Name - Just keep blank
Email Address- Accountingclerk@inbox.com, Directorofsales@mail.com, ect. any professional email address that is not associated with your personal account information.
Recent or Current employer - For example, replace the company name Awlogix with the type of busness, a private software building company.
Job title- Be sure to generalize it, for example, Technical support representative, Data entry specialist, sales representative, ect., titles that are commonly recognized amongst the work force.
That's it!
All information was based on my research of a "Cyber-Safe Resume".
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Resume Posting online
Resume posting service is a great way for job seekers to save time and energy when it comes to posting their resume to resume posting sites as career sites, job sites and classifieds(I'll get to that aspect of this blog later). I know from my experience that resume posting sites can be very frustrating. Many times I've reached a point where I was on the verge of giving up on posting my resume to these resume posting sites for the reasons of the amount of time consumed during the form filling process regarding registration, profile and resume posting; the amount of spam sent from my association with such resume posting and the risk of inputting my personal information into these resume posting site's form an exposing myself to the potential of becoming a victim of identity theft and not to mention going through the entire process and possibly having little to no chance at even getting a response from an employer that's interested in my resume. This is a huge time consuming risk I felt at the time, until now. I did a bit of research on these resume posting job sites on how they operate, and with what I've discovered revealed to me a clearer understanding of how to deal with my resume posting sites concerns. Since my research I've felt more secure and confident when posting my resume and now that I'm knowledgeable on ways to handle my concerns of the resume posting site's completion process, I'm glad to pass on some of this knowledge to you, a job seeker of America or anyone or anywhere else in the world for that matter.
First I would like to begin here with my results from my resume posting site research, stemmed from my concern with resume privacy. During so I've discovered an interesting resolve to my concern that I feel could benefit future users of these resume posting sites and would love to share it with you. My concern with privatizing my resume to be identity theft resistant. From my research I've discovered from the 20+ resume posting sites that each resume posting site has a list of options that allows the future user to decide whether or not they would want their resume status private, public or confidential. This feature is the feature, as a job seeker, I would want to be sure was available before posting my resume due to my concerns for resume privacy. Evidence clearly presented resume privacy availability when posting, at that point of evidence I'm more at ease and my resume privacy concern has gotten resolved.
Before we move on I want to break down these three resume privacy options indicated earlier, simply because the difference between a private resume and a confidential resume has a lot of importance in it that should be recognized. If you happen to choose the wrong resume privacy option to associate with your resume posting intentions, this mistake could hinder your success at whatever you're hoping to accomplish with these resume posting sites. We all hate working hard at something to reap a reward then come to find out that you've made a huge mistake in the process and your long anticipation was waisted energy. So Let's start with the break down of these resume privacy options.
Public of course, allows employers to search your resume in the resume posting site's resume database, which when your resume is posted, all information attached to that resume is visible. If you decide to choose this option you would want to create cyber-safe resume if you're a big privacy individuals I am. Next is the confidential option, this option is my favorite, simply because your resume is publicly viewable by employers and all your contact information is hidden,, leaving the only option for employers to contacting you, through the resume posting site .This option in most cases will also hides your current employer information, this way you're preventing your current employer from knowing that you are in the market for a new job, I think it'll be better that way, Don't you?. Lastly, is the private option. This option, when chosen makes your resume completely private, Your resume won't show up in the resume database at all. Most job seekers choose this option because they decide to only apply for jobs with their resume.Resume posting sites provide an easy,convenient and simple way for job seekers to apply for jobs.Simply search the job, find the job and apply with a click of a button, this feature draws in thousands of job seekers everyday by the way.
Now that you have a better understanding of each one of the three resume privacy options associated with your resume privacy you should be more confident when up against making the right selection for your resume posting intention.
Now, another concern of mind is with the amount of spam that resume posting sites accumulate in your email box. How do we stop all of this spam from coming to our email box? We'll it's simple. When you're filling out the registration or profile forms, on those forms you'll find a section that includes options for choosing, whether or not you agree to receive certain type of emails. These type of emails usually includes regards to career training education, newsletters, product offers, announcements and etc. Now most of the time these options are pre-chosen and if you don't deselect them you'll get tons of spam in your email box. So when you are completing the resume posting registration and profile forms be clear that you've read through the entire form, or you may end up becoming another victim of spam.
Now my last concern is the with the amount of time consumed during completing the entire resume posting site's process. It's very extensive in time, especially when your posting to more than one resume posting site. The registration page process may take only 1-2 minutes of your time, not time consuming whatsoever but when the profile section of the resume posting completion process comes a lot of your time is consumed. One thing to remember when your in this process is that these sites all have something in common, they all ask for typically the same information, education, work history, skills, honors and awards, etc.,basically information that is be included on your resume. Now I advice every job seeker who plans to post their resume to many more than just one resume posting site to note this and maybe keep some type of document handy that includes such information, this way when it's time to input the information you'll be prepared.
Now as a side project from providing you with advice on resume posting sites, I've researched these resume posting sites to figure how long on average does it take to complete the entire resume posting site's process. My studies indicates the average time consumed by operating top resume posting sites as Careerbuilder.com, Monster.com and Beyond.com. On average it takes 30 minutes to fully complete the entire form filling process to these resume posting sites. Now when you're talking about posting your resume to a multitude of resume posting sites, you're talking about spending tons of time in doing so as you can figure. Now if you take into consideration the tip I provide to you earlier regarding posting to multiple resume posting sites,you should be able to save yourself a lot of time in the process.
Now if you know like I know, resume posting is a numbers game: The more resume posting sites your resume is posted to the greater chance you have at getting discovered by an employer who will hire you. If you've posted to 5 sites and haven't gotten a response from any employers then you might want to consider posting to 5 more and if you haven't gotten a response at that point then you will want to post to 5 more and so on until you've landed the job. The more resume posting sites you've posted your resume to the more exposure your resume gets to employers and your chances of landing a job increases. A numbers game! If you're really serious about finding a job multiple resume postings may be your way to success.
As a researcher of resume posting sites I've found t that there are many available professional helpers that can assist you with getting your resume posted to a multitude of resume posting sites. Two resume posting sites sparked my interest mainly because of their cost and the number of resume posting sites they offer for resume posting. These two resume posting sites I've researched Postingassistant.com and Resumerabbit.com seemed to be the two that job seekers could benefit from the most than any other resume posting business I'm aware of. Below is an analysis of the two resume posting sites, which indicates some of the aspects that makes these sites successful and which of the two is the better one to use.
111111111111111 1111111 111.Postingassistant.com 11111 Resumerabbit.com
Other(Specialty and classified)....01111113211111111111111111 13
Cost1111111111111111111111111$9.9911 $59.991111111111111 $59.99
We'll from the looks of this analysis Postingassistant.com is the better resume posting business. Reason: they offer 100 resume posting sites to post to vs resumrabbit.com's 89, they are more considerate when it comes to each individual specified industry meaning they offer up to 20 niche job sites for each niche industry. With a total of 54 industries, postingassistant.com can be possibly working with 1,080 niche career sites vs resumerabbit.com's 28 which indicates that there are some industries that resume rabbit just don't cover when it comes to posting job seeker's resume's to niche resume posting websites. However, resume rabbit have been in business much longer than postingassistant.com, giving resumerabbit.com a big advantage when it comes to professional resume posting experience. But when price is concerned postingassistant.com offers more resume posting for the buck, and overall is the best resume posting business.
Now that you have tips, advice and resources regarding resume posting sites, you should be 1. more confident on completing the process in a timely manner 2.have more control when it comes to completing the resume posting process to your specific preference and 3. Educated on where to go for the best resume posting deals.
If you have any questions regarding resume posting, please feel free to contact me at
worldorder2009@yahoo.com, I'll be happy to answer them for you.
http://www.addme.com/submission/free-submission-start.php
First I would like to begin here with my results from my resume posting site research, stemmed from my concern with resume privacy. During so I've discovered an interesting resolve to my concern that I feel could benefit future users of these resume posting sites and would love to share it with you. My concern with privatizing my resume to be identity theft resistant. From my research I've discovered from the 20+ resume posting sites that each resume posting site has a list of options that allows the future user to decide whether or not they would want their resume status private, public or confidential. This feature is the feature, as a job seeker, I would want to be sure was available before posting my resume due to my concerns for resume privacy. Evidence clearly presented resume privacy availability when posting, at that point of evidence I'm more at ease and my resume privacy concern has gotten resolved.
Before we move on I want to break down these three resume privacy options indicated earlier, simply because the difference between a private resume and a confidential resume has a lot of importance in it that should be recognized. If you happen to choose the wrong resume privacy option to associate with your resume posting intentions, this mistake could hinder your success at whatever you're hoping to accomplish with these resume posting sites. We all hate working hard at something to reap a reward then come to find out that you've made a huge mistake in the process and your long anticipation was waisted energy. So Let's start with the break down of these resume privacy options.
Public of course, allows employers to search your resume in the resume posting site's resume database, which when your resume is posted, all information attached to that resume is visible. If you decide to choose this option you would want to create cyber-safe resume if you're a big privacy individuals I am. Next is the confidential option, this option is my favorite, simply because your resume is publicly viewable by employers and all your contact information is hidden,, leaving the only option for employers to contacting you, through the resume posting site .This option in most cases will also hides your current employer information, this way you're preventing your current employer from knowing that you are in the market for a new job, I think it'll be better that way, Don't you?. Lastly, is the private option. This option, when chosen makes your resume completely private, Your resume won't show up in the resume database at all. Most job seekers choose this option because they decide to only apply for jobs with their resume.Resume posting sites provide an easy,convenient and simple way for job seekers to apply for jobs.Simply search the job, find the job and apply with a click of a button, this feature draws in thousands of job seekers everyday by the way.
Now that you have a better understanding of each one of the three resume privacy options associated with your resume privacy you should be more confident when up against making the right selection for your resume posting intention.
Now, another concern of mind is with the amount of spam that resume posting sites accumulate in your email box. How do we stop all of this spam from coming to our email box? We'll it's simple. When you're filling out the registration or profile forms, on those forms you'll find a section that includes options for choosing, whether or not you agree to receive certain type of emails. These type of emails usually includes regards to career training education, newsletters, product offers, announcements and etc. Now most of the time these options are pre-chosen and if you don't deselect them you'll get tons of spam in your email box. So when you are completing the resume posting registration and profile forms be clear that you've read through the entire form, or you may end up becoming another victim of spam.
Now my last concern is the with the amount of time consumed during completing the entire resume posting site's process. It's very extensive in time, especially when your posting to more than one resume posting site. The registration page process may take only 1-2 minutes of your time, not time consuming whatsoever but when the profile section of the resume posting completion process comes a lot of your time is consumed. One thing to remember when your in this process is that these sites all have something in common, they all ask for typically the same information, education, work history, skills, honors and awards, etc.,basically information that is be included on your resume. Now I advice every job seeker who plans to post their resume to many more than just one resume posting site to note this and maybe keep some type of document handy that includes such information, this way when it's time to input the information you'll be prepared.
Now as a side project from providing you with advice on resume posting sites, I've researched these resume posting sites to figure how long on average does it take to complete the entire resume posting site's process. My studies indicates the average time consumed by operating top resume posting sites as Careerbuilder.com, Monster.com and Beyond.com. On average it takes 30 minutes to fully complete the entire form filling process to these resume posting sites. Now when you're talking about posting your resume to a multitude of resume posting sites, you're talking about spending tons of time in doing so as you can figure. Now if you take into consideration the tip I provide to you earlier regarding posting to multiple resume posting sites,you should be able to save yourself a lot of time in the process.
Now if you know like I know, resume posting is a numbers game: The more resume posting sites your resume is posted to the greater chance you have at getting discovered by an employer who will hire you. If you've posted to 5 sites and haven't gotten a response from any employers then you might want to consider posting to 5 more and if you haven't gotten a response at that point then you will want to post to 5 more and so on until you've landed the job. The more resume posting sites you've posted your resume to the more exposure your resume gets to employers and your chances of landing a job increases. A numbers game! If you're really serious about finding a job multiple resume postings may be your way to success.
As a researcher of resume posting sites I've found t that there are many available professional helpers that can assist you with getting your resume posted to a multitude of resume posting sites. Two resume posting sites sparked my interest mainly because of their cost and the number of resume posting sites they offer for resume posting. These two resume posting sites I've researched Postingassistant.com and Resumerabbit.com seemed to be the two that job seekers could benefit from the most than any other resume posting business I'm aware of. Below is an analysis of the two resume posting sites, which indicates some of the aspects that makes these sites successful and which of the two is the better one to use.
111111111111111 1111111 111.Postingassistant.com 11111 Resumerabbit.com
Years in business11111111111111(4 months)111111111111111 10 years
Number of service options1111112 11111111111111111111111111
Resume posting sites(Total)111130 1111100 11111111111111..89
Resume posting sites(General)11301111146 1111111111111111148
Resume posting sites(Niche)1111011111120(each industry)111 .28(total)
Other(Specialty and classified)....01111113211111111111111111 13
Cost1111111111111111111111111$9.9911 $59.991111111111111 $59.99
We'll from the looks of this analysis Postingassistant.com is the better resume posting business. Reason: they offer 100 resume posting sites to post to vs resumrabbit.com's 89, they are more considerate when it comes to each individual specified industry meaning they offer up to 20 niche job sites for each niche industry. With a total of 54 industries, postingassistant.com can be possibly working with 1,080 niche career sites vs resumerabbit.com's 28 which indicates that there are some industries that resume rabbit just don't cover when it comes to posting job seeker's resume's to niche resume posting websites. However, resume rabbit have been in business much longer than postingassistant.com, giving resumerabbit.com a big advantage when it comes to professional resume posting experience. But when price is concerned postingassistant.com offers more resume posting for the buck, and overall is the best resume posting business.
Now that you have tips, advice and resources regarding resume posting sites, you should be 1. more confident on completing the process in a timely manner 2.have more control when it comes to completing the resume posting process to your specific preference and 3. Educated on where to go for the best resume posting deals.
If you have any questions regarding resume posting, please feel free to contact me at
worldorder2009@yahoo.com, I'll be happy to answer them for you.
http://www.addme.com/submission/free-submission-start.php
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