JOB H_UNZING . _
IN THE
IN FO I~NATION--，~G E
Looking for a new job can be a frustrating endeavor. Despite
encouraging statistics that indicate healthy economic growth and the
addition :of new jobs， competition for employment remains fierce as
millions of qualified and eager contenders flood the job market. A
=ingle help-wanted advertisement In the Sunday newspaper often yields
~hundreds ofce=umes from suitable applicants.
At ~e same time， new electronic technologies are changing our
methods of communication--and job hunting is no exception.
Employers are embracing electronic technologies as a means of
r~ltlng and attracting the most suitable job candidates. For instance，
~j0b.opening posted on the Internet can receive a response within
~Jnutes， and from interested jobseekers from around the globe. This
;IYI~ the~lppllcant pool expands significantly.
~ ~，~ri~tlless of occupation or level of experience， there are still
:，~oral questions that all job hunters are waiting to have answered:
~ J~)wdo I.get ahead of the competition? Where can I find that winning
~ ~ will land me a new job? Today， those answers often lie with
~loJp/， Uke the employer who posts job openings on the lnternet
. :~ ~ ~J~t candidate， the same technologies can empower the
~r~|o~rlg for ~e right employer.
i ~lltw=lvances in teChno ogy have given lob hunters hundreds of
i，~:~ e~;lur~l~s; E!ltc~ronlc resume and employment databases， job
! ~~， ~d tile ~nt~net are just some of the innovations that
:41~|1; ~iuiler than ever before to write high-quality resumes，
: !:~l~try Contact， and rib~cover job openings.
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