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Monsterindia to host `great resume' contest

Our Bureau

Hyderabad , July 19

MONSTERINDIA.COM, part of the global online careers network Monster.com, has announced the launch of their Kiska Resume Jitega Contest for job-seekers.

It is aimed at ensuring that job seekers create compelling resumes that will help employers hire the right kind of talent and at the same time provide them with better opportunities. The contest would be on till July 30 and all the resumes created during the contest period would be considered..

The winners would be selected by a committee comprising Monsterindia's certified Resume Writing experts, an HR panel and the Monster Editorial team. Under this initiative, 999 prizes would be given.

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