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find a job without having to look

Thursday, May 28, 2009

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Nat's Jobs.com claims to take the work out of job searching by sending users a daily e-mail with hyperlinks to recent job postings found through various RSS feeds.

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why we should stop advertising jobs

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

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By Graham Findlay - A very common ruse used by recruitment agencies is to "phish" for resumes by advertising nonexistent jobs. People by the very secrecy of the process don't get to know the name of the company supposedly with a vacancy to fill. It's cheaper than paying job board rates for searching a resume database and a useful hook to attempt to get leads from unsuspecting people. This is an expensive, rather scattergun approach. You might hit the right target, but not with your eyes shut.

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the best niche job sites

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

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MainStreet.com tapped writer Miriam Gottfried to come up with a list of the best niche job sites on the market.

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the internship stimulus package

Monday, May 18, 2009

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Think Intern, a new internship search engine, resource, and scholarship website, is offering relief in the form of scholarship money to recent college graduates struggling to find a job.

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equest believes in twitter

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

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The company has added TwitterJobSearch.com to FreeBUG, its network of the most-trafficked free job boards.

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newspapers respond to monster.com ten years later

Monday, May 11, 2009

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A newspaper alliance consisting of the founders of The Employment Times and Sun Media Group has formed to create MyJobWave.com.

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a real alternative to job boards

Monday, May 11, 2009

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By Graham Findlay - Sometimes when something is popular and successful for a long time it becomes a defacto standard, or something that is just accepted, no questions asked. Over time, other people and organizations try to catch hold of the coat tails of this success by copying (sometimes with slight variations, often with none) the original idea. There comes a point when everyone is too busy admiring this "something" to notice that times have changed and the world has moved on. Such is the case of the ubiquitous job board.

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