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Conduct Precise Resume Searches on Google |
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In the past year or so, eGrabber has published a number of Google resume search strings (scripts) and techniques in its newsletter for the recruiting community. But, these search scripts when used one at a time might not give you desired results. Often, a combination of these scripts can get the best results.
For, example, to search for resumes of Certified Public Accountants in Missouri that contain phone numbers, you could use the following search string:
CPA (intitle:resume | inurl:resume) (Missouri | MO) (314 | 636) -job -apply -submit
In the above example, we have used the intitle and inurl Google logics. We have also programmed Google to remove job openings from the results. By mentioning the area code / phone code we make sure that we get resumes with phone numbers.
Similarly, you can search resumes of candidates that are location specific, from websites, communities and networks of your choice, and more. |
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Points to Ponder when Changing your Niche or Specialization |
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Are you currently working on at least 3 high value search assignments? If not, then according to experts in the recruiting industry, it is time to consider flipping your niche or specialization. You have two options:
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Retain your industry and look at moving up or down the supply chain. Can you work with your client's suppliers and distributors? Or, if your client supplies to another company, see if you can pitch in your expertise to their clients? |
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Retain your specialization and look at expanding to different industries. If you are a specialist in sourcing CPAs for the insurance industry, look at using your expertise to fill CPA openings in construction, manufacturing, etc. |
Whatever is your choice, research thoroughly before you make the jump. Talk to people you know who could give you insights into specific areas (for example the growth potential) that are critical for you in making this decision. |
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Find Passive Internet Candidates Fast |
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Resumes are everywhere on the Internet. But, if you are not a resume search expert, you will be hard-pressed in finding resumes of your choice. Simple search queries on search engines will return a number of unwanted and irrelevant results. Manually sorting resumes from search results can be a tedious and distracting task.
eGrabber ResumeFinder is specifically designed to assist recruiters who search for resumes on the Internet. Simply enter your keywords (such as Java programmers) and ResumeFinder will use the power of search engines (Google, Yahoo, MSN Live, AltaVista and AlltheWeb) to search matching resumes from
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Internet Communities such as GeoCities, Angelfire, etc. |
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Social Networking Sites |
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Free resume sites including Craigslist and many others |
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Largest ISP’s such as ATT, Earthlink, AOL and others |
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Popular blog hosts such as bloggers.com, blogspot.com, etc. |
Download your fully functional 3-day trial version of ResumeFinder at no cost today and start sourcing passive candidates 10X faster.
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