Resource for Entry-Level Job Applicants

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute
Image by flazingo_photos
Image by flazingo_photos

It’s not the normal high-tech career stuff I usually talk about, but Aaron Ramsey of eApplicants.com sent me a note about the site he’s put together to help folks navigate the job application world of today’s top companies in retail, food service, and some other industries. As I looked around the information he’s gathered on company backgrounds, and resume tips, I thought this might not be a bad resource to have around if you know any young people just starting out in their careers, who can use the information!

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http://www.eapplicants.com/

 

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