Tue, Oct 16, 2007
John Zappe is reporting “Jason Goldberg, the kinetic CEO of Jobster, will be leaving the company he co-founded probably by the end of the year.” Cheezheads aren’t surprised.
I laughed at the timing, realizing the ERE conference begins later this week (I’ll be there). No doubt everyone will be buzzing about Jobster in light of the news.
Coincidence? You decide. Goldberg: The consummate showman, even on his way out the door. Thankfully, his legacy in our industry can live forever through YouTube.
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October 16th, 2007 at 9:43 pm
Jason, we from NewChinaCareer.com are looking for an experienced sales representative. If you have a background in online recruitment and of course are fluent in English and Mandarin we hereby invite you to apply online at http://www.newchinacareer.com ;)
October 17th, 2007 at 2:58 am
I heart goldberg…you can’t have luke without vader…
I LOVE YOU,
WorkFarce
October 18th, 2007 at 1:55 pm
Have not commented on a thread with Farce forever. A rare pleasure.
The word Jobster has not crossed my mind in months. Im not sure about accounting that will cleanly seperate Jobster’s ‘core business’ from whatever else it does, but Jason sounds like one of those interest-only homeowners; they need to make a million bucks a quarter before they even start paying back the principal.
I think Jason waited too long to commit seppuku. The only question now; will it turn to kanshi when he kvetches in a blog about interference from his benefactors ?
If this guy joins Hillary’s campaign in a paid role, I’m sending the Draft Gore people a check.