what to do about job sites (monster, dice, etc) once you get hired?

So I got a job... I start Monday... what's the rule about my job profiles on Monster, Career Builder, Dice, etc? Do I leave them there and update my resume? or delete my profile?

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in3d

Congrats on your new job!!! Honestly, I guess that depends, but if I were you, I would take it down for the time im employed there (unless your job is temoprary). Or if you were working there for a while but you want to move on to another job

mikedisd2

Not sure how those ones work, but isn't there an option of "currently not seeking employment opportunities", or something?

networker050184

I just leave it and update it every once in a while. You never know, your dream job might contact you out of the blue. Thats how I got my current job. Just a random email one day from someone that found my resume on one of the job boards.

tomahawkeer

I would say keep it there, and updated, but either dont make it viewable, or make it say currently not looking for employment.

SteveLord

networker050184 wrote: »

You never know, your dream job might contact you out of the blue. .

Still waiting on that IT position at the Playboy Mansion myself...

veritas_libertas

networker050184 wrote: »

I just leave it and update it every once in a while. You never know, your dream job might contact you out of the blue. Thats how I got my current job. Just a random email one day from someone that found my resume on one of the job boards.

Agreed! You don't want to be so dedicated to your employer that you miss out.

Mishra

Congrats! Where are you working?

Mike-Mike

thanks... sent you a pm about the specifics, starting on monday

here's the original thread about it:

http://www.techexams.net/forums/jobs-degrees/61299-first-interview-tomorrow.html

cyberguypr

SteveLord wrote: »

Still waiting on that IT position at the Playboy Mansion myself...

Funny thing. Back in December Playboy actually listed a desktop/server admin job here in Chicago. Since it wasn't at the mansion, I passed.

earweed

I'd keep them all updated but turn off the alerts (for the ones that have alerts)

veritas_libertas

earweed wrote: »

I'd keep them all updated but turn off the alerts (for the ones that have alerts)

What kind of alerts?

gosh1976

I really want to focus on the new job and school right now so I'll probably just leave my profiles as they are for a while. The people searching the resumes don't generally bother with the ones that haven't been updated recently.

Although I hopefully won't be actively looking in a few months I'll probably go ahead and update my resume/profiles around that time.

Dakinggamer87

networker050184 wrote: »

I just leave it and update it every once in a while. You never know, your dream job might contact you out of the blue. Thats how I got my current job. Just a random email one day from someone that found my resume on one of the job boards.

Yeah, I agree

SteveO86

I've always left my profile there, I just never bothered to take it down.. Never real thought that deep about it, All depends though.

Forsaken_GA

I just ignore them. If I'm seeking employment, I update them, but once I've obtained employment, anything they send me starts getting filtered to the trash.