The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises which had launched a website for job seekers and employers in the micro, small and medium enterprises sector (MSMEs) to provide job listings in the manufacturing sector for both, in June, has re-launched the same job portal, without publicly listing job openings. Instead it requires registration as an employee or employer before the listings are viewable. We'd pointed out at that time the registration for the site didn't work. However, now the website prominently prompts the user to create an account or login on the home screen. Registering as an employee requires the user to input their MSME training center name, year of passing, and mandatorily the instructor name, in addition to basic requirements like the applicant name, login ID, date of birth email ID and mobile number. Once done, users are sent an email ID for verification, post which another form including details of the user’s parents, permanent address, home town etc., need to be provided. Using these details, the website automatically generates a resume for the user. Details provided can be further updated, with the website offering forms for education details, work experience, training details etc. Other than this the website lets users check their automatically generated resume. Interestingly, the core functionality of the website, is currently completely unavailable. Users are provided with an option to view jobs, however, not a single job is listed under this menu. We are not sure if the website requires us to tediously complete our full profile…
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