Just a few suggestions to those posting on the Employment Forums:
1) It may be beneficial to employers to know where you are located currently if your resume is not attached to your posting.
2) Let employers know whether or not you are willing to relocate. Employers are busy people and if you are located in Florida and are not willing to relocate to Alaska then there is really no point in an employer proceeding further. From the job seeker's perspective, do you want to be contacted by a firm in Alaska if you have no intention of moving there?
3) Check, double check, and triple check your posting for typographical errors. Errors lend a bad first impression and may quickly turn off a prospective employer.
Good luck!
1) It may be beneficial to employers to know where you are located currently if your resume is not attached to your posting.
2) Let employers know whether or not you are willing to relocate. Employers are busy people and if you are located in Florida and are not willing to relocate to Alaska then there is really no point in an employer proceeding further. From the job seeker's perspective, do you want to be contacted by a firm in Alaska if you have no intention of moving there?
3) Check, double check, and triple check your posting for typographical errors. Errors lend a bad first impression and may quickly turn off a prospective employer.
Good luck!