Hirers must have better ‘attention to dteail [detail]’, Monster warns
29 May 2012
Three-quarters of jobseekers regularly see jargon or acronyms in job specifications, with 57% saying this puts them off applying, 60% saying they find this annoying, and 32% left confused by it.
Tue, 29 May 2012
Three-quarters of jobseekers regularly see jargon or acronyms in job specifications, with 57% saying this puts them off applying, 60% saying they find this annoying, and 32% left confused by it.
This is according to a survey of over 2,000 jobseekers by jobs board Monster.co.uk.The survey also finds that 23% of respondents are ‘shocked’ by...
Three-quarters of jobseekers regularly see jargon or acronyms in job specifications, with 57% saying this puts them off applying, 60% saying they find this annoying, and 32% left confused by it.
This is according to a survey of over 2,000 jobseekers by jobs board Monster.co.uk.The survey also finds that 23% of respondents are ‘shocked’ by...