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Welcome Jeff!!
2007-12-18 16:45:00 I am glad to hear that Jeff Seely is Jobster’s new CEO. Jobster is surely doing well today and i hope the very best for years to come… Jason at Social Median, we’ll be reading! All the very best to you and your upcoming company !! Related PostsNo related postsShare This
Jobster releases ?Employer Talent Networks?
2007-07-30 10:30:00 Jobster recently released “Employer Talent Networks”, another Facebook Application. Their new Application has partnered with 230 leading employers and enables to build a Talent Network thru which you employers can connect with their prospective employee for Job Openings, Career Advice and more. You can read the official press release here. As part of ...
US recruitment site Jobster signs outsourcing deal with Alexander Mann Solu
2007-07-20 18:44:00 US recruitment site Jobster has appointed recruitment process outsourcing provider Alexander Mann Solutions as its UK partner. Alexander Mann will be responsible for sales and marketing initiatives in the UK and will utilise Jobster?s system to attract new customers. The two companies will also work together to launch a Facebook application to help UK employers gain access to a growing social network audience. Jason Goldberg, CEO at Jobster, said: ?Through our career networking and referral technology, we are building valuable audiences of jobseekers and career-minded professionals around the globe. Our partnership with Alexander Mann Solutions will help UK organisations better tap into those audiences to gain access to and target people who are not actively looking for a new job, as well as helping organisations create their own private talent networks of prospects.? Commenting on the launch of the Facebook application, Martin Cerullo, director of resourcing communications...
Facebook deal with Jobster?
2007-01-31 01:09:01 Facebook.com is working on a deal with Jobster.com to become career partners. This deal would provide a massive boost for Jobster. There are many college students that are looking for jobs. Having Jobster integrated with the popular college social networking site “Facebook” would benefit both website. This deal would be similar to the deal SimplyHired scored with MySpace. |
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