Resume Distribution Services

One of the tactics that many job seekers use when deciding how to apply for a job is to send out as many resumes as they can to as many employers as they can in as short a period as they can and then hope for the best. But employment experts advice that this is a terrible strategy because it takes up a tremendous amount of the job seeker's time and rarely if ever yields satisfactory results. In short, blasting out your resume to hundreds or even thousands of recruiters is unwise.

So how should your get your resume in front of recruiters and hiring managers who may want to hire you but are unknown to you? After you've done the research to identify your target industries and organizations, you'll want to make sure that your resume is in front of not just any recruiter or hiring manager but in front of a recruiter or hiring manager who is actively searching for candidates with your qualifications. They may be searching the resume bank of a job board such as CollegeRecruiter.com or they may be posting their job openings to those boards. If you want to make sure that they find you, then you need to make sure that your resume is posted to the resume bank they're searching and that you're responding to the jobs they are posting. But with all of the job boards out there, who has the time?

CollegeRecruiter.com can help make sure that your resume gets posted to the resume banks being used by the employers who right now are looking to hire someone just like you and that your resume is sent to the employers who right now are posting jobs to try to hire someone just like you. Don't let them hire someone else like you. Make them hire you by using these two, great services offered by our partner:

• Resume Rabbit posts your resume on up to 84 of the top job boards. If you did that yourself, it would take you over 60 hours of tedious data entry time and inevitably there would be errors. You can select the categories which are interest to you, so you can choose exactly which sites to which you want your resume posted and which you don't. You can post your resume anonymously to keep your identity confidential or replace it with something non-descript. You'll receive your usernames and passwords to the sites in case you want to update your resume. Resume Rabbit has been in business since 1999 and has posted over one million resumes for more than 100,000 very happy job seekers. Shouldn't you be next?
• My Job Hunter is a complimentary service from our partners at Resume Rabbit. With My Job Hunter, you'll be searching all top career sites at once and applying to all matching jobs with one click. Forget running the same search over and over again at multiple job boards and trying to remember which job you already applied to. Just enter your search criteria, review the matching jobs, select the ones you want, and then click. You just instantly applied to all selected jobs with your resume and cover letter. Even better, My Job Hunter remembers your search criteria, and applies to fresh job matches for you -- every day. Review jobs in advance or put searching and applying on auto-pilot. The choice is yours. You'll also get an application history report that makes follow-up a breeze! It shows the jobs you applied to, full job descriptions, employer contact info, and application dates. You can even add personal notes to each job! This service is proven to reduce hours of job searching and resume submitting to just minutes. Simply upload your resume, enter your job search criteria and let My Job Hunter take it from there.

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