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Help Guide -- Table of Contents

Posted by: danb in HiExpat Blog

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Thanks for joining HiExpat.com, your 1st Stop in Korea!

Expat.com features job listings, resume postings, over 200 restaurant and pub reviews, Expat discussion boards, business directories, classifieds, Expert Blogs and so. much. more.

This Help Guide will walk you through a step-by-step approach to maximize your access to the HiExpat.com website and minimize the time you spend searching for information or solutions.

If, after reading this Guide, you still have questions, you can always reach us by email by clicking on the contact us located on the top part of the page throughout the site.

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Adding Resume
written by Alexis, February 23, 2010

I went to your FAQ #8 for adding a resume, but on my profile I am listed
as a recruiter so it wants me to edit company info. I don't know how to change it. What should/can I do? Thank you. BTW - like the look of the new website.

Re: Adding Resume
written by Danny B, February 23, 2010

No problem, Alexis: we're on it and will take care of it for you.

Thanks for the kind comments on the website--feel free to let us know what you like and what we can do to improve it!

DannyB

Editting Buy/Sell page
written by Alexis, May 30, 2010

Hi I posted stuff for sale on your website, but I forgot to add something. How do you edit your post?

Privacy
written by 지나 Gina, June 15, 2010

Hello! Can anyone help me? How can I make my profile private and only for recruiters? I have been getting strange phone calls. One man was a bit creepy.
Thank you!

Unwanted Phone Calls
written by Danny B, June 15, 2010

Hi Gina:

Unfortunately, you always need to be careful when posting private information on line, and sadly HiExpat.com is no exception to the world of Internet trolls...

Your best bet would be to either (1) remove you phone number, and insist on email as the method of communication from recruiters; or (2) contact recruiters directly through their postings at www.hiexpat.com/jobs, instead of asking them to contact you.

We regret the inconvenience you've had, and hope that you'll continue to use us as your first destination in your job search in Korea!

Good luck,

DanB

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