bitWISE wrote:Is it pretty common to not even hear from the potential employer? Over the last few months I've been applying for various entry-level programming jobs via monster.com and I'm getting pretty pissed off at the lack of common courtesy.
Is it really that hard for a recruiter to say something like "Thanks for submitting your resume. We will contact you shortly." or "We're sorry but you do not meet the requirements for this position."? Or am I doing something horribly wrong that makes people flat-out ignore me? I always follow their instructions exactly, email the person directly when possible and type out a cover-letter for each application.
If you aren't hearing anything there is likely something on your resume turning them off quick.
I'd be happy to take a look at the resume and cover letter and give feedback (i'm not an expert in it, but I've helped a lot of people put together resumes and cover letters).
Last edited by tnf on Wed Mar 22, 2006 12:00 am, edited 1 time in total.
duffman91 wrote:
My dad (Who works for the Department of Energy) gave me a resume format that made my call backs quadruple. If you want it, tell me where to send it.
Any chance you could sent my way? I'm pretty happy with my CV but it definitely wouldn't do me any harm to take some tips.
If you send it then mail it to exolor ]at[ hotmail dot kom