The startup's first round will help it get more developers more jobs through an interesting, almost game-like mechanism.
Job-finding and recruiting sites are hotter than heat, but no-one's hotter than the relatively ancient old man on the block: 8-year-old Indeed.com.
Every year, the hiring and recruiting industry spends about $9 billion on job ads for a pitiful success rate of under 4 percent. KarmaHire is is trying to change that, to flip the funnel on hiring -- and it's succeeding, so far.
JobScout rolles out nationwide to provide people with the essential Internet skills they need to find a job.
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A company's best, most educated, and highest-paid staff are continually trolling on Twitter for a better job. They're not actively looking for a new job, just keeping an ear to the ground in case one comes up.
Close enough for government work? We guess so. But these days, we expect more from Facebook. The now-publicly traded company can't make big promises about delivering hope to jobless Americans then return a result so uncharacteristically subpar.
We got a small sneak peek at the new design a couple months ago, but today we're finally getting the full story -- including the man-behind-the-curtain mechanics of how it works.
Bright is launching today with a tall promise: It wants to find you a job. Not just any job: the job. The right job for you, the perfect match for your abilities and interests.
Ideally, if you’re only looking at …
Finding a job is hard. You grabbed a sales job after college, but you’re terrified of phone calls and your eyes glaze over while looking at sales figures. It’s all because you’re truly an introvert, an abstract thinker, and better …
Updated at 5:03 p.m. PT with more info about which teams were let go.
VentureBeat has learned that job search startup Simply Hired has laid off approximately 20 percent of its staff, according a source close to the company.
After …
I remember when my stepdad got out of the Navy for the first time. Finding a new, non-military job ended up being so challenging that he eventually gave up and enlisted again. He didn’t get out of the Navy for …
New career network resu.me launched today, saying it aims to be the “LinkedIn killer” for Generation Z users looking to find their dream job faster and easier, founder Karthik Manimaran told VentureBeat exclusively.
Resu.me uses machine learning to match candidates …
Uvisor is one of 70 companies chosen by VentureBeat to launch at the DEMO Fall 2010 event taking place this week in Silicon Valley. After our selection, the companies pay a fee to present. Our coverage of them remains objective.…
It’s no secret that the best way to find a job is often through a friend.
The job search engine SimplyHired is finding a way to tap into that with Facebook integration launching today. It lets you look up jobs …
