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does anyone ask for a faxed resume anymore? i've seen a handful of jobs that require a mailed resume but none that ask for a faxed one this time around.
does anyone ask for a faxed resume anymore? i've seen a handful of jobs that require a mailed resume but none that ask for a faxed one this time around.
does anyone ask for a faxed resume anymore? i've seen a handful of jobs that require a mailed resume but none that ask for a faxed one this time around.
Yes most of the job ads asking to fax your resume is in the paper.
i dont have 10. but #1 reason i dont like it is bek its not designed to hire u. its designed to exclude u.
Nonsense.
When I post a job I want to hire a person. I accept applications online, and ulitimately I hire an employee.
Sure, not everybody who applies gets hired, but that would be true if I interviewed every applicant in person, required applications written in calligraphy, or painted on a rock and thrown through the window of my office.
When I post a job I want to hire a person. I accept applications online, and ulitimately I hire an employee.
Sure, not everybody who applies gets hired, but that would be true if I interviewed every applicant in person, required applications written in calligraphy, or painted on a rock and thrown through the window of my office.
When you email or fax resume your resume it's about 50% chance of getting a call back
When you complete a online application there is a 10% chance of getting a call
I agree. Networking is the most effective way of finding a job.
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Originally Posted by NJBest
Those do seem to be a pain. That's why I think traditional methods such as networking is better and more effective.
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