Phil
October 30, 2006, 09:27 PM
Some news articles Almost Spell out Great business ideas. :)
Keep in Mind...
Most People Don't know about some of these Excellent Tools. ;)
Creativity in How you Use some of these Smart Tools will "Indeed" make You Money!
The Internet has gotten smarter, but that's not bad news, especially not for the job seeker. The second generation of Internet-based services ("Web 2.0") has given birth to a wider-reaching, more inclusive and more personalized set of job-search tools than has ever before been available - and they're free and easy to use.
Don't believe it? Ask Jarid Lukin, who has been using the Web to find jobs since 1994. In the past, he spent hours bouncing between job boards like Monster.com and HotJobs.com to see what new jobs had been posted each day. This time he was able to do all his shopping on a single site, Indeed.com, one of the new, free job search engines, which scours thousands of job boards, newspaper sites and Web sites several times per day. It delivers highly customized, up-to-date results in the form of job alerts, and will even e-mail them to you if you if you want.
http://www.nypost.com/seven/10302006/atwork/tracking_net_gains_atwork_virginia_backaitis.htm
http://www.indeed.com/
Hopefully... Some understand my Encrypted messages...
Phil
Keep in Mind...
Most People Don't know about some of these Excellent Tools. ;)
Creativity in How you Use some of these Smart Tools will "Indeed" make You Money!
The Internet has gotten smarter, but that's not bad news, especially not for the job seeker. The second generation of Internet-based services ("Web 2.0") has given birth to a wider-reaching, more inclusive and more personalized set of job-search tools than has ever before been available - and they're free and easy to use.
Don't believe it? Ask Jarid Lukin, who has been using the Web to find jobs since 1994. In the past, he spent hours bouncing between job boards like Monster.com and HotJobs.com to see what new jobs had been posted each day. This time he was able to do all his shopping on a single site, Indeed.com, one of the new, free job search engines, which scours thousands of job boards, newspaper sites and Web sites several times per day. It delivers highly customized, up-to-date results in the form of job alerts, and will even e-mail them to you if you if you want.
http://www.nypost.com/seven/10302006/atwork/tracking_net_gains_atwork_virginia_backaitis.htm
http://www.indeed.com/
Hopefully... Some understand my Encrypted messages...
Phil
