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Googling "the name of the company you're interested in + careers" usually does that. Or you can go on linkedin and search for internal recruiters from that comp
by googletazer 10y ago
Googling "the name of the company you're interested in + careers" usually does that. Or you can go on linkedin and search for internal recruiters from that company, but you'll be wasting time.
- minionslave 10y ago>Or you can go on linkedin and search for internal recruiters from that company. This has never occured to me, thanks for that tip
- mdorazio 10y agoAgreed on the wasting time part. I've actually had significantly better response rates from companies when going through a recruiter instead of applying directly to the position on the website/linkedin/whatever. At least with a recruiter you get someone with an active interest in getting your resume in front of a hiring manager, as opposed to your application disappearing into the sea of 100+ applicants vying for keyword supremacy.
- StavrosK 10y agoYour comment seems to be contradicting itself. You say that looking for a recruiter is wasting time, but a recruiter is the best choice. Which one do you mean?