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Indeed.com, as you may know, is a “job aggregator.” It gathers jobs from such sources as other job boards, recruiters, staffing agencies, company sites, and others and re-posts them all in one location.
We use it every day, among other resources, as we search for legitimate jobs for the RatRaceRebellion.com site. Maybe you’re using it regularly, too. But if you’re only using the WHAT and WHERE related search fields on their home page, you may not be getting the best results.
In the following video to learn how to turn Indeed.com into your personal job concierge!
HAVE QUESTIONS?: We’re happy to answer your questions in the COMMENTS section below this video in YOUTUBE.
AFTER VIEWING, SCROLL DOWN THIS PAGE FOR LINKS AND RESOURCES RELATED TO THIS MODULE.
MODULE 5 LINKS & RESOURCES
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ACTION STEPS:
Set up to receive alerts from Indeed.
Using the steps outlined in the video, conduct your search.
On the results page, scroll down to the bottom of the page and, in the lower left column, you’ll find the form for setting up your Indeed alerts.
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Module 2: Spotting Scams – Don’t Become a Victim
Module 3: Google Your Way to a Work from Home Job!
Module 4: Sneaking Into Big Companies Through the Back Door!
Module 6: Shorten Your Work from Home Job Search With Industry-Specific Job Boards
Module 7: Big-Name Companies With Work From Home Jobs
Module 8: Build a Work from Home Resume That Will “Beat the Bots!”
Module 9: Cover Letters ARE Important & Explaining Gaps in Your Resume
Module 10: Acing Your Remote Job Interview & How to Answer Tough Interview Questions