Comments on: Controlling your account on jobsgopublic http://blog.jobsgopublic.com/2008/07/01/controlling-your-account-on-jobsgopublic/ It's all about the talent Tue, 06 Jan 2009 11:59:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Carol Dixon http://blog.jobsgopublic.com/2008/07/01/controlling-your-account-on-jobsgopublic/#comment-276 Carol Dixon Tue, 08 Jul 2008 16:58:30 +0000 http://blog.jobsgopublic.com/2008/07/01/controlling-your-account-on-jobsgopublic/#comment-276 Thank you - I did not realise I had to carry out a search before I could save it. I thought I could just add searches (in manage my acccount) and it would then carry them out! Thank you - I did not realise I had to carry out a search before I could save it. I thought I could just add searches (in manage my acccount) and it would then carry them out!

]]> By: Haylee http://blog.jobsgopublic.com/2008/07/01/controlling-your-account-on-jobsgopublic/#comment-275 Haylee Tue, 08 Jul 2008 08:38:20 +0000 http://blog.jobsgopublic.com/2008/07/01/controlling-your-account-on-jobsgopublic/#comment-275 @Carol You will have to perform a completely seperate search for each different job description/criteria. For example, if I was to search for a 'Leisure & Tourism' job in East Midlands and also a 'Marketing' job in East Midlands, I would first perform a search for Occupational Group = Leisure & Tourism, Locations = East Midlands ALL, perform the search and then 'save the search'. I would then perform the second search for Occupational Group = 'Marketing', Locations = East Midlands ALL and save this search under a different name. If you are still having trouble saving your searches, please phone our support team who are on hand from 9am - 5.30pm every workday and will be able to assist you with your query on T: 0845 868 4391. Alternatively you can send our support team an email on support@jobsgopublic.com and they will respond to your query that way. @Carol
You will have to perform a completely seperate search for each different job description/criteria.
For example, if I was to search for a ‘Leisure & Tourism’ job in East Midlands and also a ‘Marketing’ job in East Midlands, I would first perform a search for Occupational Group = Leisure & Tourism, Locations = East Midlands ALL, perform the search and then ’save the search’.
I would then perform the second search for Occupational Group = ‘Marketing’, Locations = East Midlands ALL and save this search under a different name.
If you are still having trouble saving your searches, please phone our support team who are on hand from 9am - 5.30pm every workday and will be able to assist you with your query on T: 0845 868 4391.
Alternatively you can send our support team an email on support@jobsgopublic.com and they will respond to your query that way.

]]> By: Carol Dixon http://blog.jobsgopublic.com/2008/07/01/controlling-your-account-on-jobsgopublic/#comment-274 Carol Dixon Mon, 07 Jul 2008 19:25:01 +0000 http://blog.jobsgopublic.com/2008/07/01/controlling-your-account-on-jobsgopublic/#comment-274 I don't seem to be able to save more than one search. I have tried putting multiple job titles in the one search I have but it does not like it. Please would you let me know how I can save more than one search so that I can cater for the various job descriptions that are used for similar jobs. Thanks, Carol I don’t seem to be able to save more than one search. I have tried putting multiple job titles in the one search I have but it does not like it. Please would you let me know how I can save more than one search so that I can cater for the various job descriptions that are used for similar jobs.

Thanks, Carol

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