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Monster.com is your place to find your next job, chart your career, and discover your passion. Monster.com is where you can post your resume and reach the right employers. Take the lead in meeting new career contacts, be prepared to negotiate a better salary, create the future you want and let your true passions drive your career. Monster.com also offers job fairs, career advice, and much more. Let Monster.com work for you.

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60 day job posting for $340
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New customers post a 60-day ad for only $340 (was $420), and get the tools you need to quickly connect with the right candidate.
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Post a job now and SAVE $55 !
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Post a job now and SAVE $55 at Monster.com
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What is the song from themonster.com commercial wherethe guy is rocking out on thesynth?
It's a battle scene then it shoot down to an orchestra playing the soundtrack for the scene, and then there is this guy playing the synth, and hes all 80's upped, and all the other people are looking at him like WTF?
Monster.com?
Does one have to be married in order to have an account with www.monster.com?
No. Monster.com is a "find a job" site. If you are looking for an alternitive, I would reccomend www.workopolis.com.
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We have been trying to improve our business practices and hiring the right people has been a constant problem--we seem to end up hiring people that the current workers know and they generally fall short of our expectations because we hire them too fast and keep them too long. What is the best way to find , attract, and keep the best employees for foreman and crew positions?
Employees WANT to stay put... They are either attracted away or driven away by employers (for the most part). Are your wages competitive? Do your employees feel 'valued'? Do you invite their input (when possible) in some business decisions? Three parts of a solid employee/employer relationship are: Truth, Empathy, Communication. Liberal application of all three of these elements will do wonders in attracting and retaining valued employees... Good Luck!

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