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If you are interested our sponsored content options, check out the the Advertising Page - we look forward to hearing from you! Close Menu Employer Branding. Talent Acquisition. The Employer Brand Index. The Employer Branding Podcast. The Major Players When it comes to general job searching, Monster , Careerbuilder , and Indeed definitely run the game. Which is Best? Specialized Job Boards Employers that are hiring sometimes use specialized job boards before they resort to posting the job on major job boards.
Here are some example specialized job boards employers favor: Dice is a very popular job posting site for tech positions like tech developers, engineers, programmers, and tech writers.
City Jobs and eFinancial Careers focus on jobs in the finance and banking industries. I have purchased the career booster at Monsterindia. The Team has been very professional and cooperative. As recruiters, we have a system of testing and retesting different job boards. We haven't used Monster. That same spend on Indeed would get us 1 or 2 hires. I would stay clear of this group and look elsewhere. Get buying tips about Job Search Sites delivered to your inbox.
Thank you, you have successfully subscribed to our newsletter! Enjoy reading our tips and recommendations. I created a profile and resume on Monster a few days ago and made sure it was private on not public view. I had not yet applied for any positions. I had my most personal information listed on my resume and profile due to when I apply directly with a company of my choosing, I will know the company, that it's truly local and trust them with my info. Well, I started getting MASS amounts of emails from all over the country, mostly foreign names, mostly claiming to be placement agencies in which I am NOT applying with and some are completely fraudulent.
Monster allowed all my most personal information to be in public view although I was careful to make sure I chose it was NOT. They have lost their morals and values. I am beside myself and scared it's all going to end up all over the internet, sold to data brokers or whatever the sleeze all over the internet is called who publishes everyone's info against the will of the person.
My personal info is not on the internet due to a stalking situation I had no idea that Monster had become regular sleeze and Career Builder did the same thing However, I did apply for two jobs to what I thought was an actual company opening, not a placement agency. After I applied to them, same thing, mass crazy crap coming in and for jobs I have no experience or education in After I applied to one of the companies, I get an email from a company with a totally different name I figured out that it was the company I had applied to It was food service industry in which I do not work A customer service rep from Monster said that all he could see was my WA Work Source Account, so these people have access to that as well.
Funny, I don't have anything on public view on Work Source, but I do have an account, scary times, be careful, the companies that use to have morals, values, and were trustworthy are no longer these kinds of companies I am making a complaint to the AG and even thought of a class action law suit, but right now I am just really upset and very sick at the thought of my personal info Find another way to seek out open positions in your area. I have been looking for a job for 2 months.
I waited until very recently to add my resume to Monster. Almost immediately after submitting my resume, I started receiving a constant stream of spam calls from overseas call centers for irrelevant temp jobs.
Not a single call about an actual relevant, full-time position. Apparently "allow employers to contact me" means "immediately sell off my information to anyone and everyone that wants it".
After using services like LinkedIn and Indeed, Monster. Monster is a total scam! My experience had been back in They charged me almost USD for absolutely nothing. They kept kicking back on me with a slang-English draft of what they believed to be a "gorgeous CV"! Both Indeed and Monster are trusted by millions of employers around the world to find and hire the best talent in every industry.
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