Identify five online job-search resources available to job ...

[Themember4]

Identify five online job-search resources available to job seekers looking within the open market and explain the advantages of each.

Question 2

When you have to leave a voice-mail message, you should
 A) give your name, phone number, and the reason for your call.
  B) vary the wording to maintain interest if you call back again.
  C) explain in detail the reasoning behind your thoughts.
  D) request the other person's cell or home phone number.
  E) speak impersonally to preserve a professional demeanor.

[aloop]

Answer to Question 1

Big boards: Visit general online job sites such as CareerBuilder.com, Monster.com, CollegeGrad.com, and Indeed.com for job opportunities and job-search information.



Company websites: Visit corporate websites for company information and for job postings that may not be listed elsewhere.



Niche sites: Check niche sites such as Dice.com and Accountemps.com for jobs in specialized fields and for jobs for job seekers with special backgrounds or needs.



Social networking Sites: Visit sites such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter for job listings and networking opportunities.



Classified ads in local and national newspapers: Check newspapers, which are still a source of some jobs, but just a small percentage.



Direct approach: Contact companies through an unsolicited letter or phone call or by walking in, even if you know of no current openings.



Agencies: Sign up with a reputable search firm.



Network of contacts: Develop a personal network of contacts that may include friends, relatives, former employers, former coworkers, church members, people in social or athletic clubs, present and former teachers, neighbors, and parents' friends.

Answer to Question 2

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[Themember4]

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[kishoreddi]

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