BackstageJobs.com FAQ - The five questions posted most recently:

There seems to be a lot of postings with no direct contact info, i.e. email addresses. Is this a fluke or am I missing something?

Sun, 30 Oct 2011 16:24:45 GMT

Listings contain as much or as little information as the employer enters.� Listings are required to have at least one means of contacting the company (websites do not count).�

So, in any given listing, you should find at least one of the following:

Business address
Venue address
Phone number
Fax number
E-mail address

There is no requirement that an e-mail address be included in the listing, and in many cases the e-mail address given is not how the company wishes to be contacted about the job.

I can't find my listing. Can you find it for me?

Tue, 29 Apr 2008 18:10:15 GMT

The easiest way to find any listing you have posted is to log-in to your account, and then click on My Jobs for all job listings you have ever posted on BackstageJobs.com (since 6/21/07), or My Contact Sheet Listing to view your Contact Sheet listing.

The My Jobs link will allow you to view and edit all current and expired jobs that you have posted using your BackstageJobs.com account.

With around 4000 job listings in the database, it is much easier and faster for you to find your job this way (since it is tied directly to your account) than to ask me to dig through all the listings for it.

I am unable to log on! I reset my password, and it was fine for a day, than today I again cannot log on. I get the 'you are not logged on' page.

Tue, 29 Apr 2008 17:54:33 GMT

This is usually a brower problem.� Here are some things to try.

Check to make sure the browser is set to accept cookies.�
Try clearing the cache/temporary internet files.
Clear the history.

One work-a-round is to log-in, and then click on Contacts (or Job Listings if you logged on in the Contact Sheets).� If you still appear to be logged in, then click on Job Listings (or Contacts if you started on the Contact Sheets).� If you still appear to be logged in, then you may browse normally.