Tips for using Job Search: 
Monitor where you have sent your resume
Don't submit your resume for a position that you are not qualified for
Remove your resume if you are no longer interested in a new opportunity
Check your resume for spelling errors
Make sure your contact information is current
Be realistic about your requirements i.e. salary, relocation, commute
Be aware that your current employer can find you on job boards like Monster
Several times we have qualified a candidate and submitted the resume only to find out it had already been submitted by someone else without their knowledge. There are recruiters who will submit a resume to "test the validity" of a search. Hopefully it wasn't your resume.
Some companies ask recruiters not to use Monster. I feel that is like asking a recruiter not to use the telephone. Job Boards are like phone books. You need to "dig out" the proper person. We often hear, "If you use Monster we will know." Good but we all have job boards to utilize and it's like finding a needle in a haystack. It's just another resource for finding the right person for the client.
Submitting your resume if like using the telephone. If someone answers and takes your call then congratulations. If you keep calling and no one answers or returns your calls then don't be disappointed. This goes for both companies and potential candidates. Think carefully about "submitting you resume" and then make the best move for your career.
Real and Legit Online Jobs
I bet you are sick and tired of trying to find a Legit and Real Online Job .
By the time you are reading this article there is a big chance that you have been already assaulted in your online job search by hundreds of "How to earn 5000$ in 3 days" or similar "instant success" e-books. And that success is always 29, 39, 49 dollars away. Maybe you bought some. Maybe you tried some of their methods (although it's almost always the same method just in different words). Did it work? Well, I guess you wouldn't be reading this if it did :) The thing is when searching for online jobs, 99% of the results are one of these 3 things : an "instant success e-book" promoting site, a pay-per-click campaign (that will probably get you 10$ a month if you are lucky), and a pay-to-read-emails campaign (you will probably earn a little more than a pay-per-click campaign but still laughable).
Ok, but you are looking for a REAL ONLINE JOB not for 50$ tips and tricks books, or 4 clicks per day! You want to work from home or somewhere else! And as everyone you have tons of reasons to want that ! Who wouldn't you want to work from the confort of your home, with a free to choose scheduale, no screaming boss in your back, maybe working on your laptop on the sunny beach or in the shade of that nice tree in your beautiful garden. No more busy traffic, no more crowded buses etc. Or maybe you just want to get an online job for that extra income.
When the search engines are suffocated with links of e-books and other products, you have a 1 in 1000 chance to actually find a real online job when you search for one.
All of us have been there. All of us have tasted the frustration of surfing hours and hours per day and never finding a decent job.
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