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Date:      31 Jul 2009 01:49:16 -0500
From:      Harrison Barnes <contact@hound.com>
To:        doc@freebsd.org
Subject:   Unadvertised In-House Position
Message-ID:  <20090731064916.13691.qmail@servepath1.dedicatedemailsrvr.com>

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   3D"" [1]3D"Hound" <= /a> Search J= obs Direct from Employer Career
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   3D"" = Hi, ____________________
   Getting an in-house position is not easy because in-house jobs
   typically= receive thousands of applications once they are publicized
   either (1) on public job boards or (2) through recruiters. A=
   ccordingly, most attorneys have a very difficult=20 time getting
   in-house jobs. Some spend years looking for them.
   The advice I am about to give you is something very few attorneys know
   a= bout. The attorneys who have followed this advice have had
   excellent results. However, most attorneys are too "stu= ck in their
   ways" and believe that job-search=20 methods that put them into
   competition with thousands of others for the = same in-house job(s)
   are the best. I hope you=20 take a moment to review this email -- if
   you are looking for a new in-ho= use job or a better one. I am
   confident this=20 email will end any frustration that you are
   experiencing in your job sea= rch.
   In-House Jobs Are Not Difficult to Get if You Know Where to L= ook and
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   kn= ow of a way you can "go around the crowd" when=20 looking for
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   few applications. As hard as this may=20 be to believe, there are
   literally hundreds of employers around the coun= try that are "hungry"
   for in-house attorneys to=20 work for them and are not receiving any
   applications.
   [2]Hound.com Monitors the Career Pages of Ov= er 10,000 Companies for
   Jobs and Finds In-House Jobs=20 That Are Not Publicized Anywhere. Most
   companies post all = of their jobs on their websites and only=20
   advertise a few. Because advertising costs money ($500-plus for a
   singl= e posting on Monster.com, for example),=20 employers only
   advertise jobs they have a difficult time filling. In-ho= use attorney
   jobs typically are fairly easy for=20 employers to fill and are
   usually
   (1) not given to recruiters and
   (2) not advertised.
   These jobs are, however, posted on the employer websites for you to
   find= . The issue is that there are 10,000+ employer=20 websites and
   very few attorneys know of all of the companies that they n= eed to
   look at for openings. For example, there=20 are likely hundreds of
   in-house attorney jobs on [3]Hound.com that you will not see elsewhere
   and that= you may be the first to apply for.
   What's more, [4]Hound.= com is absolutely free for seven days. People
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   Cordially,
   A. Harrison Barnes
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