Comments on: Blogs and Online Communities are the Next Job Boards

By: Fozia

Fozia — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 15:48:19 +0000

Very interesting to read here in you blog. YOu have great ideas! Go on that way!

By: Recruitment Blog Networking for Passive Candidates - Dave Mendoza

Recruitment Blog Networking for Passive Candidates - Dave Mendoza — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 19:08:51 +0000

[...] Candidates and prospective employers are increasingly connecting in the blogosphere and popular Blogs are beginning to add job posting offerings for their readers. Blogs and Online Communities are becoming the new “niche job boards.” [...]

By: Recruitment Gets Social - Job Search 2.0 | Chinwag Jobs Blog

Recruitment Gets Social - Job Search 2.0 | Chinwag Jobs Blog — Wed, 09 Aug 2006 11:58:12 +0000

[...] EXCELER8ion picked up on the Candidates Are Clients Too post, which looks at the growing usage of niche jobs websites. In the process coining the phrase Job Search 2.0. You know how you wish you’d thought of a phrase first. Well, that’s got to be a candidate. Here’s a snippet: Candidates and prospective employers are increasingly connecting in the blogosphere and popular Blogs are beginning to add job posting offerings for their readers. Blogs and Online Communities are becoming the new “niche job boards.” [...]

By: Heather

Heather — Tue, 08 Aug 2006 20:38:11 +0000

Shannon, only you can pull off “Job Search 2.0″….nobody else better try : )

By: Personeelsnet-weblog

Personeelsnet-weblog — Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000

15 Reasons for Employers to love Google Base (Engelstalig; Joel Cheesman) Weblogs Recruitment by weblogs (1): Werf de weblogger(HRlog)Recruitment by weblogs (2): Adverteer op weblogs (HRlog) Werven via webloggers (Personeelsnet)Blogs and Online Communities are the Next Job Boards (Engelstalig; Exceler8ion) Webvideo En? Werkt dat nou? Lekkere wijven voor je wervingscampagne? (Frank-ly)Schokkerige sollicitaties met webcam (Personeelsnet)Video Recruitment (Engelstalig; David Manaster)

By: The Recruiting Animal

The Recruiting Animal — Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000

hacked from Joel Cheesman’s Fast Company BlogJam post Job Search 2.0, but it was posted several days prior to publication of Cheesman’s original-original. Preceding the industry luminary and then cleverly manipulating Heather Hamilton’s comments is hardly enough to fool the Recruitosphere into believing these works were not authored without borrowing heavily from “online recruitment’s most dangerous blog.” Does the EXCELER8ion crew really think we are that stupid? Tut-tut.