Having published his resume on the Internet, a person expects that employers will start calling his phone number one by one with a job offer. But a day passes, the second, and not a single call comes in - there is a natural desire to make sure that the "footprint" left by you on the World Wide Web is not lost, but is still visible to all those who are eager to hire you. How to do it?
It is necessary
- 1. Addresses of electronic job-resources where you posted your resume
- 2. Email address from which you have not yet registered on job sites
- 3. The exact wording of the position you are applying for and which you indicated in your resume
Instructions
Step 1
For starters, try the easiest way to "go" to information about yourself, contained in the global network - enter your first and last name in a search engine. If you are registered on several sites for job seekers and employers, then you will be able to find a resume in this way for sure. Information is hidden from search engines only from those job-resources that provide databases of applicants for a fee and do not give open access to their banks of resumes.
Step 2
Start a spot search, if the "search engine", according to your request, did not extract what you need - go to the site where you posted your resume in search of work. Select the section "find an employee" ("resume search", "employee search", "resume base", as it may also be called). To view your resume on behalf of an employer, you may have to register, but you only need another email address from which to confirm your registration.
Step 3
Then choose your specialization in the section "resume search" (the field of activity that you indicated in your resume). You will see a list of similar headings, consisting of the names of those positions for which applicants apply, among them there should be the position that you would like to take. Most often, resumes are sorted by date, which means that if you posted it relatively recently, it should be somewhere on the surface and easy to find.
