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Written by Gregg Dourgarian
My sources at Monster forecast a 45% decrease in sales 1Q2009, and the reasons go deeper than the lousy economy. Recruiters are finding it easier to find candidates with social networks and increasing effective searching capabilities on Google and Twitter.
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