out what services can be provided by each company. Such services may include building your resume for free or advertising your resume on its own web page. Without a doubt, one will come away from reading this report convinced - ready to start the new age of posting resumes through an electronic resume database.Electronic Resume Database OverviewWhat Database should you choose?The Monster BoardThere are so many databases made available to one on the Internet, making it difficult for a job seeker to decide which database to do to business with. The first electronic resume database that I checked out was The Monster Board. Probably the most well known ERD on the Internet, this company has a lot to offer. The Monster Board is located at 5 Clocktower Place, Suite 500 in Maryland, MA. One can go right to their web page as well www.monsterboard.com. The Monster Board's Personal Job Search Agent works day and night to find job seekers the right job. There are more than 30,000 job listings represented by big name companies right at one's fingertips. In fact, one out of every four people who submit his resume to The Monster Board receives a job offer. Furthermore, over 50,000 companies worldwide subscribe to The Monster Board. Since there are so many companies searching for qualified job seekers, the chance of a company discovering oneself is reasonably high. All one has to do is submit a resume. One can just paste his resume to the board. However, if the job seeker does not currently know how to make one himself or have one made, resumes can be made built by The Monster Board by filling in the appropriate information. There are no specific formats that are preferred by the database. The resume can be anywhere from 1 page to 10 pages. A job seeker has to be thinking all of this advertising cost tons of money. Guess what, the cost is absolutely free to post a resume. Being that this is a free database, this advertising would be best suited ...
