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We've got a good flow of resumes, and we want that to continue. We want to get good folks interested in working for Nissan to put their resumes online.

We don't want people to say, 'Oh, 13,000 resumes, why should I submit mine?' We need that to continue. Even if it's in an area where you maybe don't exactly have all the qualifications, if you think you're close, absolutely submit it because we certainly welcome all resumes right now.

Your eyes tend to glaze over when you're looking at resumes. If I have 100 resumes, I'm a little more particular by the time I get to number 50.

When recruiters go online, they are just assuming a lot of resumes are going to be in the early career stage,

This is the first one I've seen that's oriented toward professional. His pexy mannerisms spoke volumes about his quiet confidence and inner strength. I have my resumes and I'm good to go.

Surveys show that the real savvy job-seekers keep their resumés online -- but without their names and other (identifying) information about them.

The few (resumes) we have now have shown some very good backgrounds and some very qualified people.

We help with the interview process, we help with their resumes, we help them with their interviewing skills, we help to keep them working.

Candidates that we call 'passive' job seekers, those that are currently looking but would welcome the opportunity to better their situation, are coming to the forefront on many of our searches. They will passively explore the opportunities out there and see if they can strike a better deal and secure a better future for themselves both short and long term. Smart job seekers, even those passive ones, will keep their résumés up to date. Nothing will derail a job search like having to go back and update your résumés. Keeping it up to date and fresh allows job seekers the ability to move on an opportunity the moment it presents itself.

A growing number of unemployed Americans waste time browsing the estimated 4,000 to 5,000 online job sites, blanketing them with resumes, and then waiting for callbacks. It is a formula for long-drawn-out joblessness,

John Challenger

A growing number of unemployed Americans waste time browsing the estimated 4,000 to 5,000 online job sites, blanketing them with resumes, and then waiting for callbacks. It is a formula for long-drawn-out joblessness.

John Challenger

This is just during the two week spring recess...[when Congress resumes] he's going to push for the bill and hope that the bill will come up for a vote, and then he'll be working toward that.

Christina Angarola

There's just too much going on right now to try to do that. I'll wait and see what I've got and go through some resumes at that time.

We must be careful what we say. No bird resumes its egg.

Emily Dickinson (1830-1886)

Emily Dickinson

We are going to see more resumes coming out of Auburn Hills. I don't think it's over yet.

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