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Looking for Receptionist/Office work

SW81 · 2008-01-02 18:38:46

New year, new job....checking out all the job sites at the moment but thought I'd throw this up here too in case there's anyone that knows of any Receptionist/Office jobs in Dublin city centre or North Dublin areas. Starting to think it's a bad time of year, doesn't seem to be much going at all. Or if there's any good…

02-01-2008 6:38pm

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New year, new job....checking out all the job sites at the moment but thought I'd throw this up here too in case there's anyone that knows of any Receptionist/Office jobs in Dublin city centre or North Dublin areas. Starting to think it's a bad time of year, doesn't seem to be much going at all. Or if there's any good papers with job sections too that I should know about? Thanks.

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#2 02-01-2008 7:13pm

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Get on to La Creme or Hays Recruitment. Their office support sections will have plenty of positions going (although mostly temp I'd say).

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#3 02-01-2008 8:19pm

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http://www.loadzajobs.ie is the online equivalent of the Evening Herald and the Independent.

You could try using www.tempjobs.ie in my signature to blast you CV to all the main temping agencies at once.

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#4 02-01-2008 8:23pm

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Definitely get in touch with the temping agencies, the likes of La Creme, MaryB, Hays and so on. A lot of jobs are made available through these agencies.

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#5 02-01-2008 8:43pm

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Thanks for your replies. Really? I was told to keep well away from Recruitment agencies?

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#6 02-01-2008 9:06pm

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SW81 wrote: »

Thanks for your replies. Really? I was told to keep well away from Recruitment agencies?

Agencies for temping are quite good. They generally have quite a few clients looking for people to start immediately.

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#7 02-01-2008 10:03pm

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How do those temping agencies work? Do they call you in for an interview and then send you out to their clients if you're suitable?

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#8 02-01-2008 10:16pm

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Hi Maynooth

There was a thread on this stuff a couple of days ago. Check it out here: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055208622

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