New England Tech Vets (www.NewEnglandTechVets.org) Online WebEx Training Session
Date and time
Location
Online session
Description
NewEnglandTechVets.org gives New England employers access to nearly one million military veteran employee candidates across the nation. Membership in the Massachusetts High Technology Council (or its affiliate, Defense Technology Initiative) enables employers exclusive access to post jobs on NewEnglandTechVets.org and search the largest veteran resume database available anywhere. In addition, veteran employees of participating employers will be supported by the wellness services of the Home Base Program, a partnership of the Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital.
The Council and its program partner, Monster Worldwide, Inc. will be hosting periodic WebEx training sessions like this for interested members and their recruiting staff to provide an overview of the features and functionality of www.NewEnglandTechvets.org.
Please complete your registration to participate and receive WebEx instructions.
WebEx training session will include the following topics:
- Site overview of the seeker experience
- How the resume data enters the system
- What items are visible to the veteran
- Power Resume Search overview
- How to build and save searches
- How to review candidates
- How to compare candidates and save them to folders
- Job posting
- Manually creating jobs in the system and posting them
- Discussion of 'Job Wrapping' and 'Cross Posting'
- User account management
- Shared folders impact
To receive more information about the New England Tech Vets Program and learn how to become a New England Tech Vets ‘Charter Employer’, please contact Ron Trznadel.
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The Massachusetts High Technology Council, Inc. is an organization of CEOs and senior executives representing technology companies, professional services firms, and academic and research institutions who are highly effective advocates for creating and sustaining conditions that support investment, job growth and improved quality of life in Massachusetts.
Founded in 1977, the Council has consistently lead the development and implementation of strategies that impact the most important policy issues facing technology-focused organization in Massachusetts. Our mission is simple: to help make Massachusetts the world’s most attractive place in which to live and work, and in which to create, operate, and grow high technology businesses.
Today, Massachusetts is one of the most competitive locations to operate a high tech business, thanks to support of active and engaged leadership who represent many of the Commonwealth’s – and the world’s – leading technology and service organizations that make up the Massachusetts High Technology Council.