Iprofile

[sunnysan]

www.iprofilecentral.com

Anybody here registered their details on this?

Looks pretty good and it has a nifty control where you can see which agency has viewed your profile when.

Looks like quite a lot of agencies in London are using it.

SS

[Sockpuppet]

No its the spawn of the devil. Can't be arsed to list its faults but there are lots.

[sunnysan]

Like

Well list two then....

[Gonzo]

You are kidding?

Isn't this something that everyone was cursing and didn't have a good word to say about three years ago or so.

I don't know whether I managed to delete my details from there or not. I don't care any more.

[sunnysan]

C r a p

So its cack, ie

1) It doesn't increase exposure in the market
2) You will get a lot more emails offering p3n1s enlargment.

About right

[BrilloPad]

It gave me alot of problems : though they were quite good about resolving them.

[Gonzo]

OK, the memories are fading now, but I think some agents used to insist that you register on it because it would shoehorn your cv into a standard format so it was easier for them to compare different candidates.

The standard format was tulipe, from memory.

[CheeseSlice]

Never had any leads from iProfile.

Agents who supposedly use iProfile have always found me on jobserve/jobsite etc.

If anything I found iProfile a useful tool for planning CV layout, and using the export feature to get a word format version of the final article.

[cojak]

Well list two then....

I just need to list one.

In good faith you spend over an hour going through it and putting in your latest information, then 1 day later some @rse ignores the 'updated on' date and uploads a 5 year old CV into it, thus wiping out all of your previous work.

Which means that it is frequently in accurate and out-of-date despite your best efforts.

I couldn't be bothered after that....

[Recruitment Agent]

worst candidare database ever... never upto date always crashing biggest load of c rap since monster