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Artices Tagged ‘jobboards’

SmartRecruiters: A Free ATS is Born

by Elaine Rigoli November 12th, 2008

MrTed Founder and President Jerome Ternynck is a man on a mission. A free mission. “Would you pay for an email account today?” he asks. In the consumer market, he says, there are a lot of business models that exist around this concept. He points to the Gmail concept, which he says is a model that has not [...]

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Pony Up for Craigslist

by Elaine Rigoli October 16th, 2008

You already have to pay to post in places like New York and Boston and Chicago and San Francisco. And now you’ll have to shell out $25 per listing if you are posting jobs in Atlanta, Austin, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Miami, Philadelphia, or Phoenix. (Ugh. Is everything more expensive now?) At least Craigslist has posted handy information on [...]

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Arbita, Boxwood Partner

by Elaine Rigoli September 11th, 2008

Arbita and Boxwood Technology say they are teaming up to improve access to niche communities and networks. This partnership, they say, is intended to improve the ways in which members of trade associations and professional societies interact and connect with employers. “A network of interconnected associations creates a virtuous circle,” says Don Ramer, Arbita’s CEO. “Association [...]

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