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Written by Gregg Dourgarian
CraigsList will destroy the commercial job boards, just like Google has destroyed the business model of many advertising and media companies. Craigs gets RSS and viral marketing, and amazingly it does this with a whopping 18 employees including a CEO who makes Bill Gates seem exciting.
In this webcast, Forbes Senior Editor, Penelope Pasturis, just can’t figure out what to do with the ungreedy CEO, Jim Buckmaster, who just wants a better experience for his users.
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Interview with CEO of ManpowerGroup: What’s next for the job market? [Wall Street Journal] Surge in litigation-related work is prompting one in three lawyers to add staff [PR Newswire] Six Indians arrested for swindling 500 students through a fake campus recruitment agency [IBN Live] Survey [...]
This article was sent to us by Josh Tolan, CEO of SparkHire, a video powered hiring solution that allows staffing professionals to collaborate with their clients around video interviews. It’s no secret recruiters and staffing professionals love passive candidates. These candidates have already proven and [...]
This article was sent to us by Josh Tolan, CEO of SparkHire, a video powered hiring solution that allows staffing professionals to collaborate with their clients around video interviews. It’s no secret recruiters and staffing professionals love passive candidates. These candidates have already proven and [...]
My eight-year-old son and I were doing some landscaping in our yard one day when he paused, looked up at me through squinted, sweat-soaked eyes, and said, “Dad, wouldn’t it be great if we never had to work?” To be honest, I can’t say I’ve [...]
“Just how stupid are you?” That’s likely not a question on the job applications in your office. But a couple of Swedish professors say it should be. And they also say the correct answer for the job candidate is, “How stupid do you want me [...]
