The problem with Monster Jobs
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The Problem with Monster Jobs
Summary:
Is Monster.com as effective as it claims to be? In my experience, not quite. Here’s why.
Keywords:
jobs, employment, career
Article Body:
Monster.com is widely recognized as a leader in job marketing, offering a platform for millions of job seekers and employers to connect. However, there's a notable issue with large job search sites like Monster. Often, when searching for a job in a specific location, the initial listings are national positions, irrelevant to your needs and wasting valuable time. Why should we be forced to sift through these irrelevant listings? There's no justification.
After relocating to West Virginia, I started looking for a career here. I found a great job and love the area. Naturally, I began with Monster.com, as most job seekers do. Despite having my resume up for two months, I didn’t find anything close to an ideal position. Realizing the need for a more targeted approach, I turned to localized job search engines. I considered a few states where I’d be open to moving and explored their State Chamber of Commerce websites. Though some were underwhelming, I eventually discovered the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce page. Through a few clicks, I found a local site called VCLink. While not flashy, it offered a wealth of information. It featured job postings and a place to upload my resume. Within a week of posting my resume, I was contacted by my current employer for an interview. Just one week!
For comparison, I left my resume on Monster. Now, six months into my job, adding to the initial two months, it’s been eight months on Monster, and I’ve had only one decent job prospect. This highlights the issue?"Monster is too vast to facilitate a specific job search effectively. While it may help those searching for "any job anywhere," it falls short for individuals who know exactly what they want and where. If you have a clear vision for your career path, seek out localized companies to aid in your job search.
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