Similar job advertisement sites to Craigslist? (Vol. NEW THREAD QUESTION ON BOTTOM)

TheGodFresco · May 15, 2011

Originally Posted by bkmac

Originally Posted by ThrowedInDaGame

Never send/post a resume as a word document.

Always convert to pdf
Here's an online converter. You want to invest in a converter on your HD though.http://www.freepdfconvert.com/

Just upload the word document to that e-mail. Usually your university computers have pdf converters as well. Hitr

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Late night/early morning clutch NT

. Thanks man. I just had the feeling sending a Microsoft Word-made resume would not look good.

boys noize · May 15, 2011

I did not even think to save resumes as PDF... luckily haven't sent out any resumes but this information is appreciated

boys noize · May 15, 2011

I did not even think to save resumes as PDF... luckily haven't sent out any resumes but this information is appreciated

diew its james · May 15, 2011

are you supposed to put a subject line in your cover letter? i've heard some people say its necessary but others say its not. should you have a "subject" as the first thing in your cover letter so the employer knows exactly what it is for?

diew its james · May 15, 2011

are you supposed to put a subject line in your cover letter? i've heard some people say its necessary but others say its not. should you have a "subject" as the first thing in your cover letter so the employer knows exactly what it is for?

eight2one · May 15, 2011

I just attach my resume.....

since were on the topic, today I sent my job to some job via CL, and less than an hour dude calls me to set up an interview at a cell phone store.

eight2one · May 15, 2011

I just attach my resume.....

since were on the topic, today I sent my job to some job via CL, and less than an hour dude calls me to set up an interview at a cell phone store.

crcballer55 · May 15, 2011

Originally Posted by diew its james

are you supposed to put a subject line in your cover letter? i've heard some people say its necessary but others say its not. should you have a "subject" as the first thing in your cover letter so the employer knows exactly what it is for?

No, you'll only need your contact information at the top. The first sentence will state what the subject of the letter is and why you are responding. If you need pointers, there are templates in word that should help to get you started.

crcballer55 · May 15, 2011

Originally Posted by diew its james

are you supposed to put a subject line in your cover letter? i've heard some people say its necessary but others say its not. should you have a "subject" as the first thing in your cover letter so the employer knows exactly what it is for?

No, you'll only need your contact information at the top. The first sentence will state what the subject of the letter is and why you are responding. If you need pointers, there are templates in word that should help to get you started.

bkmac · May 16, 2011

New discussion in this thread, as I have a new question and decided to just put it in this thread.

Does anyone recommend any ('legit') job advertisement sites similar to Craigslist? (Is Indeed.com a credible site?)

Thanks.

bkmac · May 16, 2011

New discussion in this thread, as I have a new question and decided to just put it in this thread.

Does anyone recommend any ('legit') job advertisement sites similar to Craigslist? (Is Indeed.com a credible site?)

Thanks.

ogmikey · May 16, 2011

I use indeed, its an awesome job aggregator

ogmikey · May 16, 2011

I use indeed, its an awesome job aggregator

crcballer55 · May 16, 2011

Originally Posted by bkmac

New discussion in this thread, as I have a new question and decided to just put it in this thread.

Does anyone recommend any ('legit') job advertisement sites similar to Craigslist? (Is Indeed.com a credible site?)

Thanks.

http://mashable.com/2011/01/10/job-sites-to-bookmark/?utm_source=iphoneapp

crcballer55 · May 16, 2011

Originally Posted by bkmac

New discussion in this thread, as I have a new question and decided to just put it in this thread.

Does anyone recommend any ('legit') job advertisement sites similar to Craigslist? (Is Indeed.com a credible site?)

Thanks.

http://mashable.com/2011/01/10/job-sites-to-bookmark/?utm_source=iphoneapp