Sunday, 21 October 2012

Five Best Job-Hunting Apps for Your iPad



If you already have a job, you know how hard it was to find a job, even at the best of times. If you are still jobless, then you now know how tough it is to penetrate the walls of employment. Are you still looking for a job? You want to sell your iPad now because your savings are getting lower? Well, worry no more because here are the best job-hunting apps for your iPad!
Luckily, your iPad can help you in your job hunt. There are apps that can help you look for the right position and there are apps that can help you prepare the best resume.
JobCentrePlus
jobcentreplusThis app will help you search for job vacancies in every job center nationwide, thus, offering you access to a number of positions possible.
There are different ways to search for a job. First, you can search for a term and locate the place. So if you are looking for a sales job in Rotherham, you can just enter that information and click Search. Another way is that you can use the location capabilities of your iDevice to just search for vacancies near the vicinity. Lastly, you can search for jobs categorically. So if you want to be a teacher, just tap on the title and search for all the positions near the vicinity.
You can also search for every job near your place even if you do not specify what job you want. However, this is not advisable because there will be far too many results. One great feature of this app is that you can favorite any job ads you read so that you can just re-read them later. Another great thing about this app is the number of preferences and options available that will help you find your job more easily. So, using this app is less stressful than visiting a real Job Center.
Pocket CV
 Making a very good resume is very important because it sells you and your talents to potential employers. If your resume is badly made, then you have less chance of getting a good job. In your resume, you have to make sure that you put everything the employer has to know in a clear layout. That is why you need the Pocket CV app! This app divides your CV into seven parts and you can simply fill out each one. After you are done, you can tap Preview to see what your resume will look like in print. It’s that easy. Moreover, if you have a LinkedIn account, you can just import your LinkedIn data from there to your app to build your resume.
After you are done choosing the layout design of your CV, you can e-mail it from your app or just copy it to Dropbox for editing purposes in your computer.
Monster Jobs for iPad
Monster Jobs is a job search website that has been going on for years now. You could just use Safari on your iPad to look for jobs on the site directly, but its app version, the Monster Jobs iPad app, offers a simpler method of looking for a job.
This app can help you look for vacancies by keyword and location. You can also change the countries if you are looking for a job outside your country. You can even save the jobs you viewed so you can read them again later on. You are also going to be notified which ones you have already applied for,
CV-Library HD
This app has more than 50, 000 jobs available for search. There are over 4.7 million users registered currently. This app also offers a free resume review when you register and offers recruiters from more than 70 industries.
Currently, there are more than 5,000 IT job, 2,999 management positions and 3,000 admin vacancies. The app offers you instant access to all these positions. You can also link your iPad to the website to apply for vacancies. You can also save the most popular searches and even share job advertisements with your friends. The overall design of the app makes it easier to look through the number of results to help you land the perfect job.
ResuM8
Just like Pocket CV, this app helps you create your resume. It has almost the same features as Pocket CV except that if you are using it in its Lite version, there are some important features missing, but other than that, it is still a good app to use for creating instant resumes.
So there you go five best job-hunting apps to help you land a job.

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