Mr. Shreekanth is right.
Step 1: Choose Your Job Portal
First of all, you have to decide which job portal you intend to subscribe to.
Step 2: Contact the Job Portal Sales Team
Call the job portal sales team and discuss with them. Before you discuss, you need to assess the following:
- If your company's name is popular and is located in a leading city/metro, then job posting would help. Job posting means you post the job description and a brief introduction about the company. Jobs posted remain on the portal's web for specified periods, and candidates respond to you. You can view their profiles and then call them for an interview.
- If your company is not very popular, then you need to go in for database access wherein you locate the candidate yourself by accessing the database by giving specific inputs in the search criteria. The search criteria generally contain keywords for the job, experience, salary package you are looking at, and location preference (are you looking for candidates around the globe, in any part of India, etc.). Some job portals charge for overseas resumes.
For accessing the database, there are two types:
1. Specified Resume Views: 500, 1000, etc. (You open up a resume to view it) for a specific period - 6 months, 1 year, etc. In this case, you can log in any number of times during the period, but the license expires either when the number of resume views you opted for expires, say 500, 1000, etc., or your specified period expires, whichever is earlier.
2. Number of Days Access: In this, your license is dependent on the number of days you access during the year, but you can download any number of resumes during the specified number of days. If you opt for 30 days in a year, then the license will be valid for 30 days or 1 year, whichever is earlier.
Step 3: Finalize the Method and Deal
Once you have finalized the method, discuss with the job portal's sales team and finalize the deal. Ask them for a demonstration, and they will help.
Step 4: Access the Employer's Zone
They give you a login and password. Remember, there will be two logins on the job portal: one for the employer and the other for the employee. Log in to the employer's zone, and I think you will be able to do it.
But let me tell you, locating the right candidates on the job portals is quite deceptive. There are instances wherein the candidates write wonderful resumes through resume writers but have no clue about matters mentioned on the resume. On the other hand, some resumes are self-written, and they seem to have better knowledge.
ALL THE BEST!!
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M.V. KANNAN