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I've applied to several job sites on line. However, I can't follow up without a phone #. Even harder when the employer is "Anonymous". Any suggestions?
Unless the job posting contains some info that allows you to identify which company posted it (and thus allow you to research a phone #) , there is - unfortunately - not a thing you can do. Don't give up :)
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