• Do not give your social security number to any prospective employer even if they suggest that it is for a 'routine background check.'
• Monster's Terms of Use prohibit Job Postings that require job seekers to pay any funds prior to employment. Do not give your credit card numbers or bank account number to any prospective employer or engage in any transaction in which you are requested to transfer or exchange currency or funds to or for a prospective employer.
• Be cautious providing any personal information over the phone or online to prospective employers other than the information you have already provided in your resume.
• Be cautious when dealing with individuals/companies from outside your own country. Unfortunately, a disproportionate number of the fraudulent Job Postings have been traced to companies and individuals located in Eastern Europe.
• When responding to individuals who purport to represent a prospective employer, research the company to ensure that they are legitimate.

1. Open the .doc file and save it as an rtf file (by using File menu / Save As option).
2. Quit Word.
3. Restart Word, open your .rtf file, and you should see some revisions highlighted in green.
4. Select Tools menu / Track Changes / Highlight Changes.
5. In that dialog, deselect Highlight changes on screen AND deselect Highlight changes in printed document.
6. Click OK
7. Select Tools menu / Track Changes / Accept or Reject Changes.
8. Accept all should now be an active button (not greyed out). Accept all changes.
9. Select File menu / Save As and save it as a .doc file.

• Searchable: When you enter your Resume, do not select the option to Save my Resume as Confidential. This makes your Contact Information, Work Experience and References visible to employers. When you finish creating your Resume, click Make Searchable and your Resume will be Searchable by employers. Only one Resume can be Searchable at a time.
• Confidential and Searchable: Storing your Resume as confidential keeps your Contact Information, present employer and References private, but your Resume is still Searchable by employers. Employers can contact you through an anonymous email address we assign you. It's your choice to contact the employer. Selecting Save my Resume as Confidential on the Contact Information screen stores your Resume as Confidential. If you want your present employer's name hidden, be sure to choose Present as the end date for your current Job on the Work Experience screen of the builder.
• Not Searchable: Your Resume will be not be available in the searchable database so employers cannot search for it. However, your Resume still remains in our system and you can send it to employers when you Apply Online. This is a good option if you want to apply to a specific position without being contacted by other employers who have found your Resume online. You can make it Searchable at any time.

1. Log in to your account and click Resumes on the purple navigation bar near the top of the page.
2. Click Edit Confidentiality Settings, located near the top of the page.
3. The Manage Confidentiality page opens, where you can change your status as desired.

• Make reference to the results in the Additional Information section of the Resume builder (e.g. Results of Brainbench certifications are Available Upon Request).
• You can email your Brainbench transcript directly to an interested employer via your Brainbench account.

1. Log into your account and click Resumes on the purple navigation bar near the top of the page.
2. Click Edit below your Resume Headline.
3. Click Candidate Info on the list of Resume Sections. On this page, you can change the phone numbers that you previously entered.
4. Click Save.

• Automotive Service
• Cleaning
• Customer Service
• Distribution
• Food Service
• General Help
• Healthcare
• Hospitality
• Maintenance
• Nursing
• Security
• Telemarketing
• Transportation
• Warehouse Service

• Selecting: Click and drag your mouse cursor over the text or link that you wish to copy.
• Copying: With the text now selected, press the CTRL key (CMD key for Macs) and press C.
• Pasting: Click the mouse on the place where you wish to paste the information, and press CTRL + V (CMD + V for Macs).

Netscape

1. Click on Edit on the tool bar at the top of your browser and then select Preferences.
2. Expand the Advanced category by clicking on the + sign next to the word Advanced.
3. Click on Cache, then click on Clear Memory Cache and then Clear Disk Cache.
4. Click OK and you're all set.

1. Depending on which version of Internet Explorer you are using you will click on either View or Tools on the tool bar at the top of the browser and then select Internet Options. The pop-up screen defaults to the General tab.
2. Under Temporary Internet Files, click on Delete Files.
   Under History click on Clear History.
3. Click OK and you're all set.

1. At the sign-on screen, click on the Settings link located on the toolbar.
2. Click the Offline storage button.
3. By default, the Maximum Disk Space for Online Art sis set to approximately 60 MB. Drop this number to the lowest available setting.
4. Click Save button.
5. Exit the settings area, which should automatically close AOL. Make sure that the AOL software is shut down.
6. Repeat these instructions and change the maximum disk space back to 60 MB.

1. On the AOL toolbar, click Settings.
2. Under Customize AOL, select View All.
3. Scroll down to the How AOL Works section and select Internet (Web) Options. The AOL Browser Settings window opens.
4. Under Related Settings, select Internet Explorer settings.
5. In the Temporary Internet files section, click Delete Files.
6. Click OK to begin deleting the files. This process may take awhile depending on how many files there are to be deleted.
7. Click OK to close the window.

1. On the AOL toolbar, click the Settings icon.
2. Click the Internet [Web] Options link.
3. Click the Clear My Footprints tab.
4. Click the Clear My Footprints button.
5. Click the Yes button.

1. Click on My AOL on the tool bar at the top of your AOL screen and then select Preferences.
2. Under Preferences click on the WWW icon.
3. The pop-up screen defaults to the General tab.
4. Under Temporary Internet Files click on Delete Files and under History click on Clear History.
5. Click OK and you're all set.

Internet Explorer 6.0 for Windows

1. Click Start menu from Desktop.
2. Point to Settings.
3. Click Control Panel.
4. Click the Internet Options icon.
5. Select the Privacy tab.
6. Move the Privacy settings slider to Medium.
7. Click OK .
8. Close Control Panel.

Internet Explorer 5.X and AOL 7.0/6.0/5.0 for Windows

1. Click Start menu from desktop.
2. Point to Settings.
3. Click Control Panel.
4. Click the Internet Options icon.
5. Select the Security tab.
6. Click the Internet icon.
7. Click Custom Level.
8. Scroll down until you see Cookies.
9. Select Enable under Allow cookies that are stored on your computer.
10. Select Enable under Allow per-session cookies (not stored).
11. Click OK, and click OK again.
12. Close the Control Panel.

Internet Explorer for Macintosh

1. Click the Edit menu.
2. Click Preferences.
3. On the left margin, click Cookies under Receiving Files.
4. Next to When receiving cookies:, select Never Ask.
5. Click OK .

AOL for Macintosh

1. Click the My AOL menu.
2. Click Preferences.
3. Click the WWW icon.
4. Click Advanced Settings.
5. On the left margin, click Cookies under Receiving Files.
6. Next to When receiving cookies:, select Never Ask.
7. Click OK and click OK again.

Netscape 6.X

1. Click the Edit menu.
2. Click Preferences.
3. On the Categories list, click Cookies below the Advanced option.
4. Select Accept all cookies.
5. Click OK.

Netscape 7.X

1. Click the Edit menu.
2. Click Preferences.
3. On the Privacy and Security list, click Cookies.
4. Select Accept all cookies.
5. Click OK.