Monster.com....(Damn is that expensive)
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Originally Posted by davidmf
How about a quick blurb on the requirements?
....we have the majority of the "data" available....but we do not have much (if any) compiled in a manner that is useful to us at the moment.....hence the "starting from scratch" idea....
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Originally Posted by BennyHanna
I found my job through a "Recruiting Firm". You might want to check into that. When I went in for an interview, typically there would only be about 10 people even being considered for the position because the headhunters had already weeded out all the non-qualified people. It can be expensive only if you hire. I think the company I got hired with paid about $10,000 to the firm, just to hire me. But there are several guarantees that you get from the headhunters, plus I know of alot of military guys that are very qualified for jobs that don't have time to look for jobs so they use the headhunters.
Just a thought, its not for every company but I know alot of them like to use the headhunters.
Just a thought, its not for every company but I know alot of them like to use the headhunters.
yeah....I don't like head hunters personally.....I would rather complain about weeding through the "junk" and save the 5-10k tab....
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I worked with a head hunter one time. All i got out of him was false hope. I found my job on my own through Monster.com or Hot Jobs and I love the job.
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