Showing posts with label job posting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label job posting. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Monster Advertises New Social Connections

Think of it as a Facebook-connection for job-seekers and employers alike. Almost a year after launching BeKnown, its Facebook-based business network and competitor to BranchOut, Monster is now enabling its network members to see who they know at companies offering jobs on Monster.com.


IT'S SIMPLE: Job seekers searching Monster are invited to “See who you know.” A click pops up a list of their BeKnown connections who work at that particularcompany. Those not already on BeKnown get an invitation to join, needing only a Facebook login. So what if you do not have a Facebook account (as some of us out there shockingly do not); yet again, simple: create one.

The advantage for job seekers is obvious. Getting inside a company with a personal connection and recommendation is so far superior to merely clicking the “Apply” button that it makes the latter only a little better than buying a lottery ticket. For employers, the advantages aren’t quite as obvious, but they are there. For one, employee referrals are generally better qualified, so it helps the cream rise to the top. It’s also an opportunity for Monster clients to use their employees’ connections to reach better candidates, something that Jobvite has now been doing for years.

There's got to be a cost, right? WRONG-O! This feature is absolutely free! A win-win for job-seekers and employers alike.

Friday, July 30, 2010

ERE.net - ERE Coverage of amending the .Jobs charter

Does your company own a .jobs domain? This concerns you.
I wanted to pass along some links to articles tackling the amending of the .Jobs charter.
A short description of what started this:

In 2005 Employ Media was granted the right to sell .jobs addresses to employers who use their corporate name in the address. Thus, CompanyName.jobs is allowed, whereas Atlanta.jobs is not. In addition, the company could only use the address for its own jobs and had to subscribe to a code of ethics.

However, last fall Employ Media and its partner DirectEmployers Association launched the first of what was to be thousands of job boards using generic names, including Atlanta.jobs. The project was only halted after ICANN sent letters to Employ Media and to the Society for Human Resource Management, which sponsored the .jobs domain plan in 2005 and still oversees it.

via John Zappe in his coverage on ERE.net

http://www.ere.net/2010/04/07/shrm-to-decide-on-allowing-non-company-names-for-jobs/
http://www.ere.net/2010/04/08/why-shrm-must-reject-the-jobs-amendment/
http://www.ere.net/2010/07/19/hundreds-of-comments-flood-in-as-jobs-comments-close/

NEWEST POST:
http://www.ere.net/2010/07/29/jobs-expansion-is-on-internet-boards-august-agenda/

Thursday, July 15, 2010

CareerBuilder - Campaign

This is an older campaign for CareerBuilder but I stumbled across it today from http://adhunt.blogspot.com/ and thought I would pass it along.





Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Monday, March 15, 2010

JOB POSTING - Wanted: Social Media Guru Ad writer—the problem with social media help wanted ads.

Make the Logo Bigger made a nice post about things to address when a company is hiring for a social media position. Most of the job descriptions out there are rather broad and generalized in their nature and I really like his idea about tossing out a problem for the candidate to identify and offer solutions to on the spot. It really would give you more information than reading through a resume and seeing where they worked for the past couple years. They also addressed the understanding that a person developing a social media campaign needs to know the brand and industry well enough to know whether that brand even belongs within a certain network.
It was a nice, short and sweet article that brings up a few things to keep in mind when you are developing your job postings and even when it comes to what you are looking for.

Thursday, January 28, 2010

VIDEO - New Monster Placement

Here is one of Monster’s more recent ads:


Via: adfreak.com

In case you missed the campaign about the “Take Your Friend to Work Day,” here are some of the videos that are part of the campaign. It addresses their Career Mapping service.





Monday, February 2, 2009

VIDEO - Obligatory Super Bowl Ad Post

Here is a list of some of the Super Bowl ads and users are able to vote for their favorite and least favorite. It is interesting to see that CareerBuilder currently ranks highest in both categories. Having viewed it several times now, I have fallen into the least favorite camp. However, whether I love it or hate it, I am going to remember who's commercial it is and that is what matters in the end.



Tuesday, January 27, 2009

INTERNET - Monster and Passwords

This is a good point about your usernames and passwords and Monster.com.

Friday, January 23, 2009

VIDEO - CareerBuilder Super Bowl 2009 Commercial

CareerBuilder.com Official Super Bowl Commercial 2009

CareerBuilder.com Super Bowl 2009 commercial - 30 second sneak preview

Your thoughts on the commercial? I think I prefer the preview more...

Thursday, January 22, 2009

PRINT - Career Junction


Came across this placements a while ago for Career Junction.
via: www.adsoftheworld.com

Friday, January 9, 2009

VIDEO - Ladders' little monster airs some grievances & new "Chairs" video

Here is a behind the scenes look at The Ladders' commercial I posted earlier this week with commentary from several of the little monsters. It is a nice little follow through on the original placement.

Yet another spot for The Ladders job site called "Chairs."



Spotted via:

http://adweek.blogs.com/adfreak/2009/01/ladders-little-monster-airs-some-grievances.html

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

JOB POSTING - “Clip” Coupons and Get Job Postings At A Discount


I came across this on ere.net last night. Evidently, SHRM has come out with a coupon book for job postings. Though I wonder if this says anything about the current rates on these job boards...