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Q: Do I need to be a WSJ.com subscriber to use
CareerJournal.com?
A: No. But if you want a high-quality, real-time business news resource,
you'll want to check out WSJ.com. New users can try the Web's most popular
business publication, with no obligation, for two weeks free. You'll find it's
an amazing resource for company news and information. For example, access any of
thousands of Briefing Books, with complete background on a company's business,
results and recent news. Briefing Books are an essential tool if you're
preparing for a job interview. You can also set up a Personal Journal to monitor
news on the companies, industries and topics that matter to you. And, of course,
you'll get breaking business news, 24 hours a day, seven days a week from the
Journal's own news staff, the print editions of The Wall Street Journal and Dow
Jones Newswires. Learn more about WSJ.com.
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Q: What happened to my personalized
homepage?
A: CareerJournal has discountinued the personalized home page.
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Q: How can my company's job listings be included
here?
A: Visit the Advertising
Information area to discover cost-effective ways to recruit the most
qualified candidates on the Internet.
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Q: I'm having problems viewing the site.
What should I do?
A: Odd page formats, blank pages and error messages are usually
temporary events. Try these steps if they occur, checking the site after you
complete each one.
- reload the page (refresh in Internet Explorer)
- clear your cache (disk and memory)
- quit and open your browser program
- reconnect to your ISP
- shutdown and reboot your computer
If the problem persists, visit the site another time, especially if you
observe reduced performance browsing other sites. If none of these techniques
solves your problem, please contact us.
If you require assistance, be sure to include a description of your problem, the
URL of the page you were attempting to visit, and a screen shot, if possible.
Information about your operating system and web browser is also helpful.
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Q: How do I contact CareerJournal.com?
A: The CareerJournal.com staff welcomes your comments and questions on our
Contact Us page.
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Q: Where do the job listings come from?
A: Jobs come from participating employers, some of which are listed in
the Who's Hiring section of
CareerJournal.com. We work with leading companies of all sizes to provide
searchable listings updated twice weekly of management jobs in every industry,
with emphasis on positions in general management, sales, marketing, finance and
technology.
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Q: How many jobs are listed here?
A: We currently have about 75,000 jobs listed, including those in our
National Network.
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Q: How often are jobs listed here updated?
A: Job listings are updated each business day.
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Q: How can I be alerted if new employers are added
to CareerJournal.com?
A: If you'd like to receive e-mail updates, register at our
e-mail center and check the appropriate box
under "E-Mail Newsletters" to let us know that you'd like to receive our weekly
newsletter about new employers and new site features.
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Q: When will I receive e-mail with your latest
job postings?
A: JobAlert notifies you when new employers join CareerJournal.com,
and to tell you about the site's latest features. We do not alert you about
every position because detailing tens of thousands of changes would upset many
job hunters.
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Q: How do I add my resume to CareerJournal.com's
Resume Database?
A: CareerJournal.com's resume database, the most confidential resume
database on the Web, is free to all candidates, whether you're actively looking
for a new position or simply managing your career progress. You can create a
brief profile or use our ResumeBuilder tool to create a full resume/CV in a
variety of formats.
Go
to the Resume Database.
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Q: I'm having trouble posting or editing my
resume. Where do I go for help?
A: If you're having any problems with CareerJournal.com's confidential
Resume Database, please visit the
Contact Us
page, select "Resume Database Registration and Password" in the department
field, and submit the specifics of your problem by e-mail.
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Q: I forgot my password. What should I do?
A:If you're having trouble accessing your confidential resume,
click
here to retrieve your password. Your WSJ.com password doesn't apply to
CareerJournal.com. Visit
WSJ.com Customer Service for help with your online Journal account.
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Q: Where do the articles on the site
come from?
A: Content comes from the powerful editorial resources of The Wall
Street Journal published by Dow Jones & Co., as well as from the
CareerJournal.com editorial team. Content includes daily updates of critical
news, features and trends that are relevant, whether you're searching for a new
position or striving to improve the job you have.
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Q: How do I submit content to CareerJournal.com?
A: Please consult our Editorial
Guidelines before submitting feature articles. If you're interested in
submitting items for the Calendar of Career
Events, please
follow its guidelines.
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Q: How often are news and feature articles
updated?
A: New articles are added to CareerJournal.com every business day.
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Q: Why don't articles at CareerJournal.com have
dates?
A: Though CareerJournal.com's articles are timely, they present career
advice that is timeless. To assure that valid information isn't overlooked
because of its publication date, such dates aren't made available. Our editors
review our archived articles each week to delete any that have become outdated.
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Q: How do I get permission to reprint
articles from CareerJournal on my web site or in my publication?
A: Please consult our
guidelines for licensing or reprinting content.
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