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Re: internetworkers digest: December 05, 2000

From: ranaylor AT roundtheloop.com
To: internetworkers AT franklin.oit.unc.edu
Subject: Re: internetworkers digest: December 05, 2000
Date: 6 Dec 2000 10:17:33 -0800

Job Finders:

As someone who recently moved to the area I used Monster.com to look for a
job. Only people that ever contacted me were recruiters. I finally gave up
looking via the jobfinders sites and went to the yellow pages and looked at
the Big ads. Then went to their websites to find out about openings.(Yeah, I
know ma, we shouldn't have moved without a job first!)

asktheheadhunter.com is great when it comes to ideas about the job hunt and
how recruiters and HR reps work or don't. I tend to agree with the idea that
by the time you respond to an ad in the paper or on a job board someone is
already in the pipe for that job. It's academic by the time you fill out the
papers.

Andy...

>
> <html>
> Hello Group. 
>  
> Big ups to Saundra. 
> The Pew Online Life Report covering African Americans and the internet is
> very timely. We are almost finished with the first phase of a web project
> that will act as a resource area for North Carolina vacationers and
> travelers who would like to take advantage of African American cultural
> evens around the state. We have a meeting today to justify the budget for
> the upcoming year and the information in the report will be very helpful.
> If you get a chance visit the site at
> <a href="http://www.ncculturetour.com/"; eudora="autourl"><font
> face="Arial, Helvetica" color="#0000FF">www.nc</a><a
> href="http://www.ncculturetour.com/"; eudora="autourl"> Helvetica">culturetour.com</a>
> I would love your feedback. And feel free to be critical you can email me
> at
>  color="#0000FF">Steve AT AcipaMedia.com 
>  
> Uzi and Career Cowboy 
> Uzi your birthday gathering was live. I will be there for the Career
> cowboy event. 
>  
> Job Finder sites 
> I occasionally browse these job finder sites to check out the most sought
> after talents and to see whos doing what. What I find however are tons
> of recruitment agencies and little real jobs or info on jobs. I am
> curious to know if job seekers use these sites and are they productive?
> Or is the old adage, Most jobs are found through word of mouth, still
> the dominant force. Waddya think? 
>  
> PS, NO I aint looking! 
> Steve S
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Re: internetworkers digest: December 05, 2000, Acipa Media Inc., 12/06/2000
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: internetworkers digest: December 05, 2000, Acipa Media Inc., 12/06/2000
- Re: internetworkers digest: December 05, 2000, Austin, Roger, 12/06/2000
- Re: internetworkers digest: December 05, 2000, ranaylor, 12/06/2000