5. Top 20 Fastest Growing Industries Management / Bus Services (80% growth)
6. Back to the future please….. A look at the Job Searh in the stone age! 1980 – 1990’s
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8. PC Magazine Top 20 Job Search Web Sites Beyond.com claims to be the “largest network of niche Career Communities On the web. Web’s Biggest Job site 23 million Largest online Classifieds High-tier Site for executives Just Employer’s Openings Search Engine for all sites Formed by Large Employers
9. PC Magazine Top 20 Job Search Web Sites Claims it was the “world’s first Internet Recruitment Site” Built to help employers and recruiters to work together Designed to be a Professional Networking site… now a job site
10. Where does your resume go once it hits the web? Technology has created a fast and efficient process to get your resume out to the companies 1980’s = 20 resumes 1990’s = 100+ resumes 2006 1 job posting = 150 2010 1 job posting = 800
11. Where does your resume go once it hits the web? Your resume is going into a very big black hole!
12. 1000’s of resume per job posting and it’s still the preferred method of getting your resume out
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14. How do you stand out in a sea of thousand resumes? Networking your way to a new career!
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17. Standing out in a sea of resumes with Web 2.0 Ability to find and connect with Hiring Managers directly.
Formed in 1995 from a company called Netstart INC The Monster Board (TMB) and Online Career Center
More and more people are connecting via the web. Tomorrow’s network will be moving beyond the
There’s hundreds of new eNetworking sites available to us in the new Web 2.0 Revolution. With so many choices, which ones should we be using? Great question!
Make sure you go to Network Statistics to see how many people are in your network. Question 12: This site currently has over 38 million members – LinkedIn Question 17: Where can you go to determine how many users you are connected with in LinkedIn? Network Statistics