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http://www.indeed.com (aggregated listings)
http://www.simplyhired.com (aggregated listings)
http://www.realmatch.com (matches you to the jobs)
I see 100K, 150K and 200K jobs
I still think their Answers service is not being actively policed. Some of the "questions" are just painfully bad or just plain incoherent.
I've also noticed an increase in new users attempting to subvert the paid job listings by advertising listings within Answers. Notably, those are dealt with much faster than the bogus questions.
Have any of you guys at VB covered any successes with the group discussion functionality delivered a few weeks ago?
On your note - Certainly have to agree with you about the answers having a number of vacancies on there and bogus questions - I have been advised to post vacancies on the group discussions - anyone think that this is inappropriate?
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Lis
I came to the information through the Guardian, but my point is that it is interesting to see that LinkedIn can tell us these things. How'd you like to target your advertising with that accuracy;-)
More in my post here: http://www.linkedinpersonaltrainer.com/archives...
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