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Job employment agency?

Teddi · 2004-05-09 23:47:38

What is the general procedure taken when using a job employment agency? what items of info do you need etc....?

09-05-2004 11:47pm

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Teddi

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What is the general procedure taken when using a job employment agency?

what items of info do you need etc....?

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#2 10-05-2004 2:10pm

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Just a copy of your CV and you always have to go in to register with them, which usually involves a typing test/aptitude test

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#3 10-05-2004 2:23pm

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Damn but I HATE using recruitment agencies. I never have any joy through them. Lived in the States for a while and had the same experience - all jobs I have ever be offered have been as a result of applying direct to the company, never via an agency. But I think that is because of my C.V., MA in History and I have only dotcom experience on my C.V., companies are sometime willing to understand that just because you didn't do a business/tech degree you can still do the job without a problem, but recruiters NEVER take a chance like that! If you arn't a perfect fit, forget about it....

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