Indeed.com pushes out Careerbuilder and Monster for “most relevant pharma revenue search” in the month of July

Is an online job search going to get you the pharma revenue position you want?

News of the day:  Indeed.com posted 9.1M searches for medical sales in July, which eclipsed Monster (4.1M) and Careerbuilder (4.4M).

This makes sense. It’s an aggregator of jobs. Meaning, it gathers job information from everywhere and posts it all together. Handy, huh? Maybe–maybe not…

Here’s one key point for you to remember: As many jobs as those sites have posted, they don’t have anything. In a tough market like we’re in now, a jobseeker will not be successful without looking for the career opportunities that aren’t on these sites but that are on individual recruiter sites (like ours – PHC Consulting) or small company career pages.  Also, I would encourage job seekers to develop new, bigger networks and to work them methodically.  Relying on online job searching just isn’t going to get you where you want to go.  (Although that’s not the only job-hunting mistake.)

If you need one-on-one career coaching (like how to get an interview without EVER applying online to a job site or career page), or if you need help with any other aspect of getting your clinical sales job, go here .  (See how it’s helped others by clicking here.)

Article courtesy of  Peggy McKee - Owner / Senior Recruiter at the nationally
recognized medical and clinical sales recruiting team of PHC Consulting.
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Indeed.com pushes out Careerbuilder and Monster for “most relevant medical sales search” in the month of July