Knowledge Base
Job Reference Number
Description: The Job Reference Number can be used to match up the MyJobSearcher.com site with your own internal tracking number that you assign to a job opening. If your organization doesn't have a tracking number then you can leave this field blank.
Category: Members
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Keep zipcode private
Description: This checkbox will not display your organization's zip code to job searchers. Some companies like this feature if they are the only company like it in a given area as to prevent people from knowing exactly who the job posting is for.
Category: Job Posting
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Citizenship Requirements: creating your profile
Description: Citizenship Requirements represent that you are legally able to work in the United States for the job you are applying for. Your status may be based on a few different requirements. The status may be determined by your residency, citizenship or any legal statuses in the United States.
Category: Job Posting
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Communication Methods
Description: MyJobSearcher.com allows members to communicate with each other in the various ways they feel most comfortable. Most people use email primarily, but increasing people are also using social networking sites, instant messages, and other forms of communication.
If you would like to use any of these methods, all you need to do is enter your user name, which is also known as your ID, screen name, or other unique identifier, and MyJobSearcher will format it correctly to allow employers to contact you on these methods.
Category: General
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Add Resume
Description: The add resume process consists of a couple of steps. On the first page you are prompted for basic information. Once this is submitted you have created a "resume folder" where you can then either build your resume using the MyJobSearcher.com site or upload an existing resume through the upload function.
Category: Job Seekers
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Searchable vs Non Searchable for Resumes
Description: Some job seekers would like to distribute their resumes to as many employers as possible. However, at the same time some job seekers would like only specific employers to be able to see their resume. MyJobSearcher allows you to choose the one which would benefit yourself the most. If you choose to make your resume searchable, then it will be indexed and employers and recruiters will be able to see your resume.
MyJobSearcher also allows you to change your setting on a per resume basis. Although your change will take affect immediately, you must keep in mind that if you change your setting from "searchable" to "non searchable", an employer or recruiter may have already downloaded your resumes previously.
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Resume Title
Description: The Resume Title is the first thing that potential employers will see when viewing your resume. A Resume Title is what you name your resume after you have created it. A Resume Title is a way to keep track of multiple resumes you have created.
Category: Job Seekers
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Target Occupation
Description: Even though you enter a job title, the Target Occupations are made up of common occupations. Entering this information will help to better match you to some employers.
Category: Job Seekers
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