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workmetro finds buyer?

Fri, Feb 1, 2008

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Rumor has it WorkMetro has found a buyer and an official announcement is coming soon. Although the company has apparently had its share of challenges, word is revenues were north of $4 million last year, which might make it a steal under the right terms and the right buyer.

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3 Comments For This Post

  1. Chrisr Says:

    I heard the buyer is Jobing. I also heard WM was not a profitable company. This should be interesting.

    Any info you can get on the sell price would be very valuable to the job board community.

  2. Martin Snyder Says:

    The numbers put out for most M&A transactions have about as much usefulness and validity as the average sports contract announcement or automotive lease offer- nobody knows what the numbers mean except the parties in most cases.

    Price and cost are two totally different figures. You wont know the latter until time has passed. You wont know the former unless you have the contract in front of you…..

  3. Anonymous Says:

    Take it from someone who used to work there, WM was only profitable last year because they laid off over half of their sales team and because they had shady deals with pyramid scheme companies.

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