are online applications good did anyone ever get hire from applying for a job online if so where?
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Honestly most people get a job by word of mouth, knowing someone. But a lot of places require you to submit an on line application. But this might help. I found out that calling and asking to talk to the manager is good any way. \n\nI did that and the manager said he would watch for my application. Though I decided not to apply for that job. \n\nSo try every avenue you can to a get a job. Also go back after you put in an application and ask if they have hired any one. This got me a job one time. And dress nice even just dropping off an application. \n\nYou don't have to over dress. I don't know but to be honest dresses for women always look good and make a good impression or black pants and a white shirt, depending on the job. \n\nAnd smile and make polite conversation. I have had many part time jobs. And offered many more(some full time) and raises not to leave. But right now I will probably be doing some sort of job from home soon. Checking into it. \n\nThere are lots of little things you can do to increase your chances. Even reading a library book on resumes can help.
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CW deal with them (http://www.cwjobs.co.uk/) and PSC jobfinder (http://www.psccs.com/) has been known to sort out Google jobs too
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There are a lot of places on-line you can apply. I'm not sure what sites there are in the UK. But apply to them all. Thats what I did.
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You can apply for e-careers (CraigList.com - great place for 'em)
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pick up a paper and see whats out there alot  a employer (like myself)  would rather you come and ask for a app then to get one on-line .....If you get on to a place and don't like it, stay with it till you find something better
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Yes, I used admissionconsultants.com. It was okay...I just had a few questions. I am not sure I will apply this year so we will see.
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call and ask for a job...
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The most important thing to remember about job searches is that you should use a combination of methods regardless of your location.\n\n    Networking - Register at your local Unemployment Office (you don't need to be on unemployment to register for their assistance). They often will have networking groups on a regular basis. They also are a good source for the jobs that never show up in the paper or online.\n\n    Check your local paper -- In many cases the paper's classified are now online.  One word of caution -- sometimes not all ads are in the online edition of the classifieds. \n\n    Search Smart Online -- If you don't have a lot of time, spend most of your time at sites that aggregate the job feeds from several job search engines. Prominently these include indeed.com and thingamajob.com.\n\n    Organization -- I am the lead developer of a free online application that allows you to track your ads, jobs you apply for, send or print mail merged correspondence, and track your job search history. This site is jobsearchlog.com \n\nBest of Luck,\n\nMichael
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Be very careful! Any website that seems professionally made, but charges for application is a FRAUD.\nThere is ONLY one place where you can apply and you can start in October.
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Go straight to the source... Don't sit around and wait for something to come up, go to them and assert yourself.  If I was a employer and someone sought me out and took the initiative to apply, Them bet your sweet ass I would consider there application very seriously!  Go for it!  Good luck.
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Absolutely.  When you are getting applications, it is up to you to decide who to hire, or not hire.  You don't need to give any reasons.  At the end of the process, you can just state that the successful applicant best filled your criteria.  Never give reasons for not hiring someone.  It isn't necessary, and it can cause trouble.
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The best way is to go each company's website you want to apply to after you find their posting on yahoo jobs or monster. Then, follow their instructions on their own webpage. Most companies keep their own website up-to-date and not the mass job websites. Also, try searching for job sites that specialize in the area you are interested in. For example, teaching jobs have tons of their own websites.
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Most places get a mountain of applications for each job these days, especially if it's a decent job.\n\nI'm surprised they promised to call you, they normally only contact the ones they like to call in for interview.\n\nThere is nothing wrong to call them to check that your application arrived safely, but don't be too pushy!
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I would be extra careful applying for the at home data entry jobs.  In many cases you will be asked to send in a fee or to send in personal information such as bank account info, social security numbers.  Most of the time, these ads are a scam or will only give you lists of potential at home jobs you could have acquired for free by searching on Google.  \n\nAlso check any specific ads on a job seeker forum such as the one on Craig's List to see if they have had a bad experience with the firm.
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Yes, put something. When I am hiring, I always look foe creative answers. Put any volunteer experience, home experience (like gardening tools used, mechanic experience on your car, even mowing lawns with a mower). Try to think of things you have done that have something to do with the job you are applying for. Even Girl Scouts or Boy Scouts will have taught you some skills you could put down. Good luck!
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Absolutely correct. From personal experience, your friend will be inundated with calls to work for 100% commission positions and nothing more.\n\nThese online websites might be good for lower level tech and staff positions but the cherry positions that are posted are often simply a way the company meets the criteria for posting a job in line with EEOC requirements. In other words, the jobs are already filled.\n\nHe'd be better served posting his resume directly to company websites.\n\nBut the best way is to leverage a personal network to gain access to companies they want to work with - school alumni clubs, job networking forums, etc.
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Sounds like a good job to me.  I like to cause trouble.  Where do I apply?