It’s pretty safe to acknowledge the fact that candidates have a wide selection of websites to post their resumes to, and companies have a lot of options when posting jobs. This month I’m going to give both sides of the fence some pointers on where to post.
Candidates: I’m sure you all know of a few big job boards out there, and on those boards you will find a variety of opportunities. People may contact you about different career paths outside of your experience and expertise. With the good come the bad, and plenty of it. You may find an excellent opportunity, but beware of fraudulent jobs you will get contacted about via e-mail several times a day. I received a job offer the other day via e-mail as a money transfer assistant, and all I needed was a computer and bank account to make $5000 a month working part time at home. I’m sure the F.B.I. has created a file for me just because I opened that message. Eek!
