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Posted 9/15/2014 12:18 PM (GMT 0)
Type

anitcompany resume filetype:pdf

into the search box.
You might have to dig some.

Most resumes are PDF, so this gets you the best results.
I can't guarantee anything, but it sure works for me!
(You can feel people out, some people who no longer work somewhere are bitter and ugly about the company. Ask them why they left the company before that. Sometimes it really is the company. Sometimes it is them.)


You can also check Linked In.
Posted 9/17/2014 8:23 AM (GMT 0)
Thanks didn't know you could do that on Google!
Posted 9/17/2014 9:00 AM (GMT 0)
I changed jobs to a reception job, less busy and stressful so I can run to the loo and it doesn't matter to much. I had to tell my employer as I was flaring badly after he hired me, he was luckily very understanding. I just run to loo when needed & if it gets bad enough I get someone to cover the rest of my shift and I go home.. Do the best you can, it's all you can do and don't forget stressing just makes it worse, breathe!
Posted 9/17/2014 12:26 PM (GMT 0)
When I first started checking resumes I was using Alta Vista.
Google makes it WAY easier.

You can also check Monster for the way the company writes their job ads so you know the buzz words they use.

I tweak my resume to match what they are looking for, focusing on the key words they use.

Sometimes a cover letter can absorb some of the things that might make them not hire you.

For example:

I would be a good fit for this position. In 2011 I volunteered for XXXX. I ... whatever it is the end result of the job is... Show how you have had previous experience doing what they want you to do. Landed on your feet, learned fast, came in ahead of deadline and under budget.
Worked well with a team. Were relied upon by your team leader.

Then whatever downside there is. You are looking for someone with experience using TS500. I have never used TS500, but I have spoken with others that have. It is similar to mx1400 which I am very familiar with. I have read documentation on TS500 and I would be to catch on very quickly.
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