Jobserve Query

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slickcontractor replied

5 June 2009, 12:37
Originally posted by beemarman View Post

Wow!! i guess desperate times calls for desperate measure..

you dont hustle you dont get and my contract comes to an end 30 of june so i am about to kick start that hustle again not that its looking promising out there
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beemarman replied

5 June 2009, 12:30
Originally posted by slickcontractor View Post

i have never tried using the email that is listed on jobserve but after applying i normally google the agency, find a contact number, call reception and ask for the email addy for xyz and feed her the story off how i am trying to send an email to xyz@domain.com, at which point she either corrects me if i am wrong or provides me with the correct email for me to follow on with my cv attachment..

a bit sly but hey i got bills to pay

Wow!! i guess desperate times calls for desperate measure..
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Rob_H replied

4 June 2009, 16:50
Originally posted by kaiser78 View Post

Quick question - is it preferable to apply for jobs on Jobserve via the online application facility or via email, or does it make no difference either way ?

Yes, Jobserve online application attachments get through most of the time, when the attachment is garbled agents will ring you and ask for the attachment in Word format.
Good luck!
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Menelaus replied

4 June 2009, 14:29
Originally posted by Pogle View Post

Yep, I usually call, get an email address and send my CV direct

WtgpS (tgp = the guinea pig)
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Pogle replied

4 June 2009, 14:28
Yep, I usually call, get an email address and send my CV direct
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expat replied

4 June 2009, 11:50
Originally posted by kaiser78 View Post

Quick question - is it preferable to apply for jobs on Jobserve via the online application facility or via email, or does it make no difference either way ?

It makes no difference, there are no real jobs.

Personally I always apply by direct email if available, otherwise online and then call to check, if they have a phone number.

Otherwise (i.e. online application only, and no phone number listed) I suspect its reality.
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slickcontractor replied

4 June 2009, 11:49
Originally posted by kaiser78 View Post

Quick question - is it preferable to apply for jobs on Jobserve via the online application facility or via email, or does it make no difference either way ?

i have never tried using the email that is listed on jobserve but after applying i normally google the agency, find a contact number, call reception and ask for the email addy for xyz and feed her the story off how i am trying to send an email to xyz@domain.com, at which point she either corrects me if i am wrong or provides me with the correct email for me to follow on with my cv attachment..

a bit sly but hey i got bills to pay
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kaiser78 started a topic Jobserve Query

4 June 2009, 10:51
Jobserve Query

Quick question - is it preferable to apply for jobs on Jobserve via the online application facility or via email, or does it make no difference either way ?
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