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Job Alert

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Tue, 2010-05-25 08:53
glen staunton
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Is it just me or has something happened that is stopping Job Alert from working properly. I’ve revised my settings to receive a daily e-mail since the new year and I am still not receiving anything....

wondering hopefully...

Glen
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Tue, 2010-08-10 01:34
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Dear All,

We believe that the job alert e-mailer is now fixed and working as it should be.

Since fixing it at the weekend, there has been a vast increase in the number of people applying for jobs, so his is very good news for us all.

Thanks.
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Tue, 2010-08-03 19:25
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Hello All,

We have checked the system and it appears that the job alert function is only sending out intermittent emails (and we suspect it has been this way for several months, grrrr).

We have sent a request to our techies and will do our best to get it fixed.

Regards & Sorry.
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Mon, 2010-06-21 02:25
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Scarllet Pimpernel
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Bwa ha ha.

You are all dreaming. Agencies are dead, DOD.

During the construction boom, the companies find it hard to get planning engineers. They resorted to agencies because of its huge database of planning engineers, including the dead.

But now it is different. We have a financial crisis and projects worth 999++ trillion USD are on hold. A lot of planning engineers, wannabe planning engineers, trying hard to be planning engineers, keyboard jockeys, etc. are jobless.

Companies are smart now. Instead of paying recruitment agencies, HR department are encouraging their very own engineers to recommend former colleagues to join them. And the company is paying referral fees to their employees in the event the candidates will pass the probitionary period.

That is the reality.

EHEM, ehem,

So I’m looking for a planning engineer. I would prefer a planning planet member active in forum discussion. If you are interested to earn 150,000++ GBP per anum why not try me. Of course this collaboration will benifit our company and company will pay me also for referral.

Thank you,
Scarlett

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Sat, 2010-06-19 16:39
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Mike Testro
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Hi Joel

Surely the Agencies that log vacancies on PP get bombarded by mails from no-hopers operating out of their level so why waste a phone call.

Of course if I was paying to get a response I would expect to get one - even if it was "No luck this time - keep trying and keep paying"

I have found that the PP agencies that I have contact with are professional and responsive - I have even got some commissions from them.

Best regards

Mike Testro
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Sat, 2010-06-19 11:23
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Joel Gilbert
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Hi Mike,

I have found through searching other websites through a search engines some of which you have to pay, but which I found to my satisfaction I get replies.
Sorry I am not going to disclose them on this site otherwise These agencies will be bombarded by mails from PP for jobs. PP Planners must do their own time consuming searching and sending of CV to get results.












you get a reply from those jobs unlike PP in the last few years
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Sat, 2010-06-19 06:07
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Mike Testro
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Hi Joel

What websites are they?

Best regards

Mike Testro
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Sat, 2010-06-19 01:36
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Joel Gilbert
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The truth of the matter is PP has taken a big dip, I am afraid that other job websites have taken the market
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Wed, 2010-06-16 13:40
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Scarllet Pimpernel
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There was no exciting job in the first place.

The global financial crisis stop the projects.

Thank you,
Scarlett
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