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Q: how can i send my resume to Recruiter?

1 year 25 weeks ago in Web & Technology - China

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Stiggs

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1. Find a recruiter, it's not difficult, they make it easy to find them.

2. Follow the directions on their website, they won't be difficult, recruiters tend to make it easy to bring you into their fold.

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Stiggs

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1. Find a recruiter, it's not difficult, they make it easy to find them.

2. Follow the directions on their website, they won't be difficult, recruiters tend to make it easy to bring you into their fold.

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Smoke signals... In Esparto.

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Es-pe-ran-to ...

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wechat on your computer,put your cv on your computer,upload your file using wechat send to the recruiter.if you want to send again to a different recruiter just forward everything from your wechat.

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Post on echinacities and they will find you. Same with Indeed.com.

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