Zartis allows small and medium sized companies to get started recruiting on Facebook. Check it out if you want to see what jobs in facebook look like.

More than ever, companies strive to be ahead of their competition. To do so, you have to reduce your costs to a minimu m and bring and keep people on board who will make a difference. You’d be glad to know, you could be able Social recruiting isn’t just a buzzword. It’s a shift in [...]

WordPress jobs listing plugin – FREE Well, it’s magic! Or not, it’s just plain technology. Good technology that is. Nowadays, you can pretty much do anything with apps. This one, is particularly good, it’s safe, available everywhere (wherever you have an internet connection), it facilitates you in getting a higher calibre candidate for your open positions and [...]

The tech entrepreneur talks about innovation in the recruitment space Today, I’m going to write a more serious post than usual. “Serious” doesn’t mean not fun or not worth to read or watch the video. So, give it a go! Last Thursday, Microsoft Ireland and DCU organised a workshop in Dublin. The event aimed at [...]

In the past few days, there’s been a lot of talk around how the openness of Gen Y on social media can affect their chances to get a job, in the event of a background check. I’m a bit confused. First of all, Facebook seems to be the main concern, and frankly I don’t even [...]

So, couple of days ago, Jobvite published the results of its annual Social Recruitment survey. Here’s a brief summary of  the data (bear in mind, the survey was taken in the US): 89% of respondents are planning to recruit through social media this year (up from 83% in 2010) 64% have hired through social networks [...]

Well, sort of. I’m not going to give you a whole guide on how to be on LinkedIn. I think we need more than a blog post for this. However, if you are not currently using LinkedIn and you’re wondering what all the fuss is about, I can help you. You probably heard that recently, [...]

Few days ago, the Wall Street Journal published a rather provoking article about how China is struggling with the English language. I’ve read the entire article, which sparked some rage, reading from the comments on it. May be true that according to surveys (EF and other two language teaching companies) not enough Chinese speak English, [...]

My last post (a while ago, I know) was on the state of social media in China. Today, I’ll share with you another wonderful graphic representation of the state of social networks. I love infographics, personally I am a very visual person and it makes it easier to understand stuff and to rememeber it if [...]

Thomas Crampton’s social media team put togethere few infographics on how social media work in countries such as China, Japan or Korea. I’m just going to show you the Chinese one here, and if you wish, you can always go over to the original link for additional information. I’d like the visual representation, so you [...]