Just as it gets to be less simple to be hired in Australia (it’s a Thursday, that’s as witty as I can be before the week’s end), Simply Hired launched this week their local Australia site – together with other English-based sites around the world. Job search engines have received some air time a while [...]
I had the chance to be email-viewed by Brett Iredale from Nowhiring on matters recruit.net. Give it a read, it might help understand a bit more the difference between a job board and a job search engine; you can also get the scoop on how it is partnering with one of the top three job [...]
Back in the day when I was responsible for the Hudson sites, we were pretty safe to bet on fresh content to encourage repeat visitors: new jobs and current salary data were consistently the most popular sections of the sites. This was not a surprise: professionals always want to benchmark themselves especially as they move [...]
The online recruitment market in Asia is still far behind that of the United States, according to Maneck Mohan, director of Recruit.net. In Recruit.net’s markets, Australia is the most mature and China the least developed in the transition from traditional offline media job postings to online postings. article from workforce management – march ’07 related [...]
I wanted to (officially) share my good news; and I do hope it’s good news for the whole online recruitment advertising space in Australia. I have been given the opportunity to run a business development project for Recruit.net, a job search engine (think Google for jobs) headquartered in Hong Kong and focused on the Asia [...]
A few weeks back I was rambling about aggregation becoming a viable business. Just got a job alert from recruit.net, prompting me to a job ad summary which is wrapped with a few useful links outside the site – company lookup on search engines, contact search on professional networks – as well as the recruit.net [...]
Maneck Mohan from HK-based recruit.net kindly forwards me top level details on his vertical search play in the region, the first I’ve seen is focussed on Asia Pacific (or part thereof, for now at least) Just launched last week, we have a ton of things to do still (in publick -sic- beta) but please do [...]
