Hi All,\n\nI'm working as a freelance HR, Can you suggest me any wed site were I can get resumes free of cost? I'm just a biginner so Help me out for getting resumes please...\n\nIf not Any free web site were I can post my ads for free.\n\nBest Regards
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I only know the California ones very well, although I know there are national ones.  Anyway, here are selections from the California Employment Development Department's list:\n\nwww.ajb.org\nwww.careerbuilder.com\nwww.careerpath.com\nwww.craigslist.org\nwww.creativemoonlighters.com\nwww.damngood.com\nwww.headhunter.net\nwww.jobs.com\nwww.jobstar.com\nwww.nchra.org\nwww.resumerabbit.com\nwww.yourjobsearches.com\nwww.careervoyages.gov\nwww.jobjournal.com
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talk to the hr director or someone in hr.  they should be able to help!  a similar situation happened to me about 4 years ago.  luckily i had witnessess.  i had to write a report of the situation and she ended up getting fired.
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Have you thought about going into business for yourself, say human resources consulting given your experience?  Given the amount of information needed to start your own business, that search will keep you occupied for a few weeks minimum.\n\nAnd if you're like most people, there's always the "I'd like to start a business in..." something totally unrelated to what you've been doing before.  Now's the time to get busy!\n------\nI have to agree with other posters who say that getting fired over trivial mistakes over employment dates is a crock.  That's a sign the employer is firing for some other reason, possibly discrimination.  If you think that may be the case, talk with a lawyer....
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Hmmm.. Why not become a Resume Consultant, an Interview Preparer (teach people to succeed when interviewed), a head hunter from home, or many other things that could work with your HR background.\n\nYou could also contract with companies, and market for work to do Company Policy books..\n\nJust a few ideas that popped into my mind.
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With three jobs it does look like a job hopper..I worked in HR for many years and when I see that I pass and go to the next resume.. As for the Temp Job, that is okay as long as you state it was a temp job..For the second job, and third job..You can post the 2nd job and state you were layed off..As for the third job keep it off the resume..
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I am a recruiter. A couple pointers for ya:\n\n*Keep it easy to read. Bullets are handy for this.\n\n*Summarize your experience and skill set at the top so people can get an idea of what you can do without reading your whole resume.\n\n*if you need two pages, great. the one page thing is no longer an issue, seeing as most resumes are emailed.\n\n*have your education up top as well.\n\n*if you had a good GPA, mention it. Don't lie, we will find out.\n\n*have it run through a resume writing firm. It will cost about $100-$200 but they will make it look really nice and give it some kick.
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why dont you put your resume in NAUKRI.com or may be JOBJUNCTION.com ...otherwise you can contact some job placement agency too they may help you...
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Vivek,\n\nVisit http://www.shrm.org/\n\nThe Society of Human Resource Management offers a lot of up-to-date information including a magazine.\n\nJeff\nhttp://www.effective-resume-writing.com
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Did you know that at Kinkos they have a free service where they will help you make a resume or CV put it on a floppy or CD for you? They have books of model form CVs/resumes and trained personnel.\n\nIt's just a thought. I did that when I went back to work a couple of years ago.
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i have a business degress as well, i feel your pain.  i have had a lot of job opportunities come my way by posting my resume on monster.com and careerbuilder.com.  At lot of the time, you qualify for jobs your don't search for.  Give it a try and Good Luck.
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Try using Microsoft word or the internet. Many places (if you search through Google or something) might help you make a resume. It all depends on the job, some might require a more detailed resume while others could, essentialy, care less. Microsoft Word is a really good place to get a good example.
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I am currently looking for a new position in the Chicago to Madison, WI area, and I have to say this is a different approach to marketing yourself, but...  if you are not getting results why don't you try having a professional write your resume, normally the rates are discounted for graduates with little experience.  Or try building yourself a website and using some simple and free techniques to help employers find you, I have found that to be the most effective for myself.  Also, hook up with a recruiter (one that doesn't charge you but is paid by the client), be exclusive, and be patient.  Hope this helps.
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You don't say what your degree is in....many jobs require a great deal of experience and aren't looking for fresh out of college folks.  Unfortunately you'll probably have to work your way up to the position you're seeking.  For example, I am an HR major.  I've been told several times that I will most likely have to get an entry level job, maybe even clerical, and work up towards the HR position.  I hope this gives you a bit of insight.  Other than that, are you calling the places you're submitting your resume to??? Try that..
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Don't count on those other two posts. Nothing on either site is FREE. I have tried relentlessly to search for info such as what your looking for. Nothing free, nada, no way. Wish I could tell you different.........I did find one you could sign up for 2 yrs at 39.95. But I am again in the same place as you are: I only wanted to look up one person, so that was not for me either. Then my niece went to work for an attorney and he let her look it up for me.
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Probably no one had done them, afraid of what the answers could be. I have gotton a job off an internet job posting and it was a good one, albeit only contracted for a year. Nothing since then, 2001. My resume is there but never get's hits. (I'm a professional in business). Good luck with that one.
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A Resume typically has several sections, including but not limited to:\n\n*Contact Information\n*Objective\n*Education\nRelevant Coursework\n*Experience\nSpecial Skills\nOrganizations\n"References available upon Request"\n\n(* means must include)\n\nThey should be easy to read (use white space) and should be at maximum one page. Your resume is your primary method of marketing yourself and serves one purpose only:\n\nTO GET YOU AN INTERVIEW\n\nThat is it's only purpose. It should reflect your greatest strengths. If you're weak in some areas, include only the minimum information necessary for those sections, or don't include them at all (depending on how important the section is.)\n\nWith that said, here are a few tips:\n\n(1) HR Managers are busy people who love BULLETS\n\n~Include them\n~whenever\n~possible\n\n(2) Quantify, quantify, quantify. \n\nWhich sounds better: "improved sales since first hired" or "increased quarterly sales revenue average of 47% since November 2003"\n\n(3) List the most relevant information first. Seeing as how you are applying for a technical position, you would probably want to list your technical skills towards the top. (Many HR Managers never make it past the first third of a resume.)\n\n(4) Tailor your resume to the specific company and position (this can be done rather nicely through the objective statement).\n\nHope all this helps!\nGood luck on your job search.
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Do you keep updating your resume on monster? I know that you have to keep updating, otherwise it just get pushed further to the back. When you update, it gets put in the front of the line again.