Working in the stock compensation industry, the time comes when you’ve started to think about your career path – where you should go and how you’re going to get that job you know you deserve. Times are changing, and the world is a far more interactive place than even just a few years ago. When we developed our NASPP Career Center, a key goal was to move from simply a one-sided job board to an interactive hub where employers and job seekers could learn more about each other and eventually interact. In today’s blog I offer 3 reasons why you should consider posting your resume profile to the NASPP Career Center.

3 Reasons to Post Your Resume Profile to the NASPP Career Center

1. Finding a new job is about making a match: You have to be a fit for the job and the company, and the job has to be a match for you as well. Dating is now pervasively online, so why not stock compensation career searches? I like to think of the NASPP Career Center as the Match.com of stock compensation job searching. Why should you have to do all the work to seek out the perfect opportunity? Put up a great profile to help draw employers to you. You can still search job listings and network, but now you’ve added another way for your expertise to be seen.

2. You can be anonymous: Not sure if this is the right time for you to move? Don’t want to put your name out there as a job seeker? You can post your profile details anonymously (the “Resume Title” is your resume’s public name – why not be a “Passionate, Experienced Stock Plan Professional” or something that reflects what you have to offer?) Employers who like what they see can message you directly through the Career Center, all while you keep your contact details private until you decide to share them. Avoid missing a great opportunity altogether by creating a stand out profile today.

3. You have a captive audience: Employers (NASPP members and non members) can post their jobs in the NASPP Career Center for free. It’s only natural that as they come to post a job, they’d browse the existing resume profiles to see if there’s a match. With a fantastic profile, you’re likely to catch their eye and be noticed in the early stages of their search.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to put yourself in the spotlight. NASPP members can visit the Career Center and click on “Post Your Resume” (You must be a member to post a resume and browse other resumes.) Not a member? Join or renew today.

-Jennifer