http://community.gettinghired.com/forums/29.aspxCan't find the right discussion to post to? Post here.enCommunityServer 2008.5 (Build: 30912.2823)http://community.gettinghired.com/forums/thread/14915.aspxTue, 27 Oct 2009 14:08:58 GMTc686d56f-4b32-4a0a-b3d6-9d151a4e0fb7:14915BusyBee1http://community.gettinghired.com/forums/thread/14915.aspxhttp://community.gettinghired.com/forums/commentrss.aspx?SectionID=29&PostID=14915<p>Welcome to our community for people with disabilities seeking employment. </p> <p>Your first step as a new Jobseeker at GettingHired.com should be the completion of your profile.&nbsp; If you already have a resume in electronic format, you can import it into your account and use it to help build your profile.&nbsp; Or you can use our Guided Profile Builder to help you enter your information step by step.&nbsp; After the completion of your profile, if you wish to share it with potential employers, you should set it to &quot;Public&quot;.&nbsp; You can do so from your My GettingHired dashboard.</p> <p>Once your profile is complete, you can start searching for job opportunities using our Find Jobs search.&nbsp; You can search for jobs in the location you desire by entering the city and state names or the zip code in the appropriate fields.&nbsp; You can also do a keyword search, looking for specific&nbsp;positions or company names.</p> <p>Consider taking the Career Assessment to get career recommendations.&nbsp; Just click on Build Your Career and then on Take Career Assessment.</p> <p>You can also find assistance from Service Providers in your area.&nbsp; Just click on the Make Connections tab, then on Service Provider Search.</p> <p>We hope this helps you in getting started, if you have any problems or questions please let us know.&nbsp; You can reach us by clicking on Contact Us.</p> <p>Best of luck,</p> <p>Busybee</p><div style="clear:both;"></div>