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Where Does a Resume Go After Being Submitted?
By EmploymentCrossing | Dated: 05-18-2011
CNNMoney does an in-depth investigation to determine the fate of a resume after it is submitted at resume posting sites such as Monster. Siemens, a technology firm which typically posts job offerings on Monster or CareerBuilder, teamed up with CNN to elucidate the process. From the 187 candidates for a civil engineer job posting, Siemens shows you the path that narrows the competition to one successful candidate.
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