Career Websites
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I recently decided to look into furthering my career so I went onto CareerBuilder and indicated that I was on the market. I updated my resume on Dice as well. Since that day, about two weeks ago, I have gotten mails from about 10 other job sites that I have signed up with. These four are from today alone. Wullo Jobserious Jobungo Careeralerter It is most irritating, anyone know who the culprit is for all this crap, or experiencing the same thing?
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I recently decided to look into furthering my career so I went onto CareerBuilder and indicated that I was on the market. I updated my resume on Dice as well. Since that day, about two weeks ago, I have gotten mails from about 10 other job sites that I have signed up with. These four are from today alone. Wullo Jobserious Jobungo Careeralerter It is most irritating, anyone know who the culprit is for all this crap, or experiencing the same thing?
Since we pay NOTHING to put resumes on sites, we shouldn't be surprised if the data is mined and used by others. If you don't want the extra e-mails, set up a folder and auto-delete them.
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Since we pay NOTHING to put resumes on sites, we shouldn't be surprised if the data is mined and used by others. If you don't want the extra e-mails, set up a folder and auto-delete them.
Well there are a few job sites that want you to pay for the privilege. Interestingly, I never paid for the ladder but I checked my inbox on tech listings and I got the same spam from "free sites" for jobs that were being advertised on the ladder. Why pay if you get the same garbage elsewhere for free. Now if it wasn't garbage ...
Need custom software developed? I do custom programming based primarily on MS tools with an emphasis on C# development and consulting. "And they, since they Were not the one dead, turned to their affairs" -- Robert Frost "All users always want Excel" --Ennis Lynch
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Well there are a few job sites that want you to pay for the privilege. Interestingly, I never paid for the ladder but I checked my inbox on tech listings and I got the same spam from "free sites" for jobs that were being advertised on the ladder. Why pay if you get the same garbage elsewhere for free. Now if it wasn't garbage ...
Need custom software developed? I do custom programming based primarily on MS tools with an emphasis on C# development and consulting. "And they, since they Were not the one dead, turned to their affairs" -- Robert Frost "All users always want Excel" --Ennis Lynch
Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr. wrote:
I never paid for the ladder
Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr. wrote:
jobs that were being advertised on the ladder
Is this the career ladder you are referring to?
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I recently decided to look into furthering my career so I went onto CareerBuilder and indicated that I was on the market. I updated my resume on Dice as well. Since that day, about two weeks ago, I have gotten mails from about 10 other job sites that I have signed up with. These four are from today alone. Wullo Jobserious Jobungo Careeralerter It is most irritating, anyone know who the culprit is for all this crap, or experiencing the same thing?
I was a career contractor for the better part of 20 years, and have used those sites for the most part There's no getting around this. Agencies don't go directly to those sites. They have mining tools that usually go so far as to write the introductory emails for them. My suggestion is to create a 'job search' email account, hold your nose, and just barrel ahead. IT recruiters are people who failed the ethics exam to be used car salesmen and the intelligence test to be toll takers. When you find one that's an exception (they do actually exist) hold on with both hands.
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Since we pay NOTHING to put resumes on sites, we shouldn't be surprised if the data is mined and used by others. If you don't want the extra e-mails, set up a folder and auto-delete them.
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I was a career contractor for the better part of 20 years, and have used those sites for the most part There's no getting around this. Agencies don't go directly to those sites. They have mining tools that usually go so far as to write the introductory emails for them. My suggestion is to create a 'job search' email account, hold your nose, and just barrel ahead. IT recruiters are people who failed the ethics exam to be used car salesmen and the intelligence test to be toll takers. When you find one that's an exception (they do actually exist) hold on with both hands.
mikepwilson wrote:
IT recruiters are people who failed the ethics exam to be used car salesmen and the intelligence test to be toll takers.
:laugh: :thumbsup: Ouch, but full of so much win.