Career Hunting Tips

I’m really a little wary of posting my resume online. Of course, job search sites usually take precautions against online identity theft of their clients. But the best way to safeguard your personal information is to do it yourself.

Give minimal contact information. Remove the standard contact information from your online resume. This means leaving your address, home phone numbers (unlisted numbers such as cell phone numbers may be included), business e-mail address, and your personal e-mail address.

Make use instead of a web-based e-mail address just as long as you do not create an account that sounds fun but bogus such as funnygirl@webbasedmail.com. Although you are trying to be safe, don’t be sorry and still put up a professional front.

Avoid specifics in your employment history. Change company names to general descriptions. It is very easy to do research on personal information nowadays because of internet access.

So do yourself a favor and keep your identity safe.

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of course career hunting is not a joke because as i defined it you can consider a career if you enjoy it, love it, and you learn and grow with it. but if its not like that its only a work or jobs because you do it just to earn money for your personal use. In order to career hunt you must need the help of career counsellors because they might you by answering some of your questions and by giving also advice. career counsellor can help you on your discerning period because they because they will guide you step by step. and of course you also need to take career test because thru this method (whether qualitative or quantitative). you can also clearly seen the career that fits you. like in the philippines all graduating highschool student are required to get this career test to help them which course to take on college.