Post your resume on up to 80 top job sites,
like Monster.com, HotJobs, Headhunter, CareerBuilder,
Flipdog and more. Or... email blast your resume
to a targeted list of 10,000 employers and recruiters,
with a guarantee to be seen by up to 1,000 different
companies. Or... both.
The company offers two options--and two prices--for paid
resume distribution, and a rare (they claim the only) money
back guarantee for such services.
Here's How It Works:
Sign up for a free account, which provides a resume posting
service including a web-based email account and job search
organizer, at no
charge. During signup, you're given the option to purchase
one of the additional, fee-based resume distribution services.
You can choose to have your resume posted to all the top job
sites for $59.95. Or choose to have your resume distributed
(blasted?) via email to the above mentioned list of 10,000
employers and recruiters for $49.95.
Of course, you can also choose both resume posting
and email blasting for $98.00 (a 10% savings off the already
discounted pricing).
Once your selection is made, you can identify categories
that will maximize your resume's distribution, or focus that
distribution more narrowly. Recruiters can be targeted by city,
state and specialty.
Here's What We Liked:
-
Option that includes resume distribution to
employers (most other such services will only
target recruiters).
- Additional services offered under one roof, from
a professional resume writing service to job searching
tools to that free resume posting mentioned above.
- Money-back guarantee. In fact, the only
major resume distributor that offers a money-back
guarantee. If you don't get a response within 60 days,
they'll re-blast your resume for free. If after 60 more
days you still haven't received a response, they'll refund
100% of your money.
- No fly-by-night; parent company established in
1997.
Here's What We Didn't Like:
- No FAQ (frequently asked questions). In fact, many
details of their services--free or otherwise--are simply
unavailable until you sign up and become a member.
- Regarding the "blasting" of your resume to employers
and recruiters, company offers no up front listing of
industries or disciplines represented by the targeted
recruiters. You're left to wonder until you sign up. In
contrast, Resume Zapper provides such a
listing--up front before you ever pay them a dime.
- Web site tough to navigate.
In summary, if you're looking to post your resume to all the
top job sites, we'd have to give the nod to Resume Rabbit. Given their more
straightforward and user-friendly service, submission
reporting feature, and option for anonymity, the Rabbit
inspires confidence. And if top U.S. recruiters are your
target, we recommend Resume Zapper as the superior
service.
One thing worth considering: Employment 911 offers the
enticing option of delivering resumes directly to both
employers and recruiters via email. With a money-back
guarantee of results, that service seems a
reasonable bet.
Go to Employment911.com
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