Tech Jobs Have Tripled In San Francisco Since The Start Of 2012
The visual evidence of boom times returning to San Francisco is all around the city: Apartments are nearly impossible to find, rents and home prices are shooting up, fancy new restaurants are popping up daily, and the transit system is packed. Now, actual data is backing it up. Tech jobs in San Francisco have nearly tripled [...]
Read MoreJob Matching Service Path.to Expands to 13 New Markets
Path.to, a web service that connects technology and certain creative workers to jobs that fit them well in select cities, is expanding its product to 13 new markets, starting today, and continuing over the next several weeks. Come the early days of September, all new locales will be live. Path.to, launched as a competitor to LinkedIn, pivoted some time [...]
Read MoreCities to Run to and Run From When Looking for a Tech Job
Looking for a job is hard enough, but if you are looking in the wrong places it could become even harder. We all know if you want to work in tech the No. 1 place right now is Silicon Valley, but there are other cities that are booming -and some you may want to keep [...]
Read MoreObama for America Looking to Hire Engineers to Help Revolutionize The Way Campaigns Use Tech to Communicate
Obama for America is looking for talented engineers to revolutionize the way campaigns use technology to communicate. In effort to get President Obama re-elected, his campaign is developing various online tools to help communities organize and communicate in real time. The campaign engaged the people early on with social media practices and wants to continue [...]
Read MoreOppsPlace.com to Aggregate Minority Professionals and Business Owners Seeking Jobs in Corporate America
OppsPlace.com, a new web-based employment tool will be launching targeting minority professionals. OppsPlace.com provides companies with opportunities to find qualified, minority job seekers and minority businesses in one online destination. This job platform was created in collaboration with Robert L. Johnson, founder and chairman of The RLJ Companies and Ariel M. Friedler, president of Symplicity Corporation. The site [...]
Read MoreBranchOut Brings Facebook-Focused Professional Networking To Job Search Platform CareerBuilder
BranchOut, a professional social network for Facebook, is announcing a partnership with jobs and resume site CareerBuilder to help users bring social networking into the job search experience. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Launched in July 2010, BranchOut is sort of like aLinkedIn for Facebook because it allows you to network and find [...]
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