WiHire.com Launches Free Web Service to Help People Hire and Get Hired - the Completely Free Website Can Help Job Seekers and Employers by Tapping Into Social Networks
WiHire is a free web service that helps employers and job seekers leverage existing social networks to hire and get hired. The website's unique employment community integrated with social networks and online media outlets provides a powerful tool to help people hire and get hired in today's tough economy.
San Luis Obispo, CA, April 23, 2009 --(PR.com)-- WiHire.com Launches Free Web Service to Help People Hire and Get Hired
The completely free website can help job seekers and employers by tapping into social networks for employment purposes
WiHire is a free online community that helps people find and fill jobs by allowing users to broadcast their job information to their online networks. It is a known fact that most jobs are found and filled through personal networks, but still people continue to hunt for jobs on job boards that grow more impacted each day. WiHire helps users easily leverage existing networks like Facebook, Linked In, Twitter, MySpace, Gmail, and Blogger to help get a job or fill an open position. This service promotes community involvement to help users and their friends find the right job or hire the right employee.
Users can post resumes and job descriptions and even attach video resumes, elevator pitches, and recruiting videos to their listings, all streamed from Youtube. These listings can then be broadcast out to all of the common email providers, social networks, social bookmarking sites, and blogs. When friends come across a listing, they can then add their own review or reference letter, attach their own video review, and broadcast the listing back out to their own networks.
The site also incorporates the new FacebookConnect functionality to let users quickly login and create accounts using their Facebook account information.
Keeping in spirit with the economic slowdown, WiHire is not charging job seekers or employers to use the service. According to WiHire co-founder Ryan Fry, "We wanted to do our part to help improve the economic situation so we are providing this pro-bono service to the public. WiHire is our gift to everyone that is struggling in these tough economic times; we are trying to get the message out that it is OK to ask your friends for help getting a job." The site came online just a few weeks ago, but since it leverages existing social networks, it is just as effective now as it will be with a million users. Anybody who needs a job, employee, or knows anybody that does will be doing themself a big favor by checking out Wihire.com.
WiHire is a free web service that helps employers and job seekers leverage existing social networks to hire and get hired. The website's unique employment community integrated with social networks and online media outlets provides a powerful tool to help people hire and get hired in today's tough economy.
Media Contact: Jesse Dundon
Media: (530) 219-0285
Public: (530) 219-0285
1990 Hays Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
jmdundon@wihire.com
www.wihire.com
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The completely free website can help job seekers and employers by tapping into social networks for employment purposes
WiHire is a free online community that helps people find and fill jobs by allowing users to broadcast their job information to their online networks. It is a known fact that most jobs are found and filled through personal networks, but still people continue to hunt for jobs on job boards that grow more impacted each day. WiHire helps users easily leverage existing networks like Facebook, Linked In, Twitter, MySpace, Gmail, and Blogger to help get a job or fill an open position. This service promotes community involvement to help users and their friends find the right job or hire the right employee.
Users can post resumes and job descriptions and even attach video resumes, elevator pitches, and recruiting videos to their listings, all streamed from Youtube. These listings can then be broadcast out to all of the common email providers, social networks, social bookmarking sites, and blogs. When friends come across a listing, they can then add their own review or reference letter, attach their own video review, and broadcast the listing back out to their own networks.
The site also incorporates the new FacebookConnect functionality to let users quickly login and create accounts using their Facebook account information.
Keeping in spirit with the economic slowdown, WiHire is not charging job seekers or employers to use the service. According to WiHire co-founder Ryan Fry, "We wanted to do our part to help improve the economic situation so we are providing this pro-bono service to the public. WiHire is our gift to everyone that is struggling in these tough economic times; we are trying to get the message out that it is OK to ask your friends for help getting a job." The site came online just a few weeks ago, but since it leverages existing social networks, it is just as effective now as it will be with a million users. Anybody who needs a job, employee, or knows anybody that does will be doing themself a big favor by checking out Wihire.com.
WiHire is a free web service that helps employers and job seekers leverage existing social networks to hire and get hired. The website's unique employment community integrated with social networks and online media outlets provides a powerful tool to help people hire and get hired in today's tough economy.
Media Contact: Jesse Dundon
Media: (530) 219-0285
Public: (530) 219-0285
1990 Hays Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
jmdundon@wihire.com
www.wihire.com
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