Glassdoor has locked up $20 million in new financing to make the job-hunting process more transparent.
Even though 90% of our users are on Facebook, it doesn't mean they want to work there.
LinkedIn has released a new list of the most desirable companies to work for, and the tech sector is clearly favored with Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Facebook sitting at the top.
Jack Dorsey needs to get something off his chest. He was never meant to keep his operational role at Twitter.
If LinkedIn and eHarmony had a baby, it would probably look and act something like HireQ.
What skills are startups looking for in a new hire? Duedil and Adzuna just analyzed 2,697 startup job vacancies in the UK to find out.
Bright.com, the recently-launched startup with a scientific method to match you with a dream job, has found something cool to do with its backlog of employment data.
If you're a computer science grad, don't get too cozy with the idea of Northern California. Your country needs you in the nation's capital, as it turns out.
It seems crazy and counterintuitive at first: the job-seeker, who may not have a lot of extra cash, paying for his or her resume to be seen by a recruiter.
A new report from the Bay Area Council Economic Institute revealed that tech jobs are hot, they're getting hotter, and they're not just in Silicon Valley ... or Silicon Alley. In fact, communities in unconventional hotspots Wisconson, Ohio, and North Carolina have recently seen increases of more than 10 percent in high-tech employment.
The subtext? Don't kill the goose that's laying the golden eggs.
Seelio, a social network to match college students with cool jobs, has launched its beta to anyone with a .edu email address.
Careers community Glassdoor just released the results of its second quarter employment confidence survey. The results are not great … nor are they horrible.
There’s good news for some and bad news for others.
In the bad news category, almost …
Hulu CEO Jason Kilar was one of the high-profile names being thrown around in Yahoo’s search for a new CEO, but it turns out he’s not interested in the job.
A Hulu spokesperson sent us the following statement on the …
If you’re looking for a job in technology, get out of New Jersey, fast. Get out of Birmingham, Alabama. Cross the river to New York, or the country to San Francisco. Even better, fly to Baltimore, Detroit, or Pittsburgh.
Yes, …
The company calls itself the “eHarmony of jobs.” Hot startups like Quora and Evernote, Eventbrite, and Lytro post their positions there. And now that Path.to is expanding beyond San Francisco, maybe, just maybe, your dream job will meet you with …
Quixey is an app discovery engine with a problem, and it’s not just the odd name.
Like many startups, Quixey’s key issue is finding talent — great talent. The Palo Alto-based company, founded in 2009, has to compete with the …
A major hurdle in the job market these days isn’t the lack of jobs, but the lack of talented people to fill the vacant spots. Recruitment platform WillbeHired launches today with a $1 million seed round of funding to help …
If there’s a significant week-long event occurring in New York City, you can bet that Mayor Michael Bloomberg will make a showing at some point. So it was no surprise when I got a call last night about a mysterious …
Job search site Indeed, already a long-standing powerhouse in the U.S., has overtaken TotalJobs to become the top job search site in the U.K. based on unique visitors, the company revealed today.
Indeed overtook Monster in the U.S. in Nov. …
VentureBeat is looking for an experienced, creative, high-end PHP coder to build some of the coolest projects in the media world today.
You should have experience working on WordPress (VIP is a plus), and be familiar with the LAMP stack. …
