The phrase "advised job" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a job that has been recommended or suggested, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After our meeting, I was given an advised job that I should consider applying for."
Alternatives: "recommended position" or "suggested job".
A sign advised job seekers to "take the express elevator to the fourth floor and see all the agencies on the way down".
Jeffrey D. Rice, career management expert at the Fisher College of Business at Ohio State University, advised job seekers to look to where federal stimulus money was being spent — health care, green industries and education — and to other growth areas like risk management, telecommunications and digital recordkeeping for health care.
Re "Where, Oh Where, Has My Application Gone?" (The Search, July 19), which advised job seekers on how to make potential employers notice their résumés: In the field of education, I have found it to my advantage to deliver a résumé in person, with the intention of meeting the principal or whoever is in charge of teaching personnel.
He advises job seekers to bypass university altogether.
She advises job seekers to carefully develop a speech that explains any résumé gaps, and to practice it repeatedly.
Career coaches advise job seekers to post several résumés tailored to different sorts of opportunities to at least two of the major boards.
While Ms. Stone sees the value in the new tools, she also advises job seekers to take matters into their own hands.
Career professionals advise job hunters to refrain from passing on gossip or using foul language even if the interviewer freely engages in them.
Ms. Joyce advises job seekers to protect their identities when posting résumés at job sites, by suppressing contact information or creating a "cybersafe" résumé with contact information limited to a legitimate and anonymous e-mail address like those available at Hotmail or Yahoo.
She hasn't stopped advising job seekers, though.
I generally advise job seekers to stay away from résumé banks and online résumé databases.
