"Hidden Jobs" – This and Other Topics Are Discussed by a Panel of Industry on the UK’s First Jobseeker Web TV Channel
Following the acclaimed success of it’s first CareerCast (www.careersiteadvisor.com), will run it’s second event at 12:30pm on Thursday 9th July, as with its inaugural live videocast the team at Careersiteadvisor.com have brought together a panel experts from the recruitment, internet and social networking industries.
London, United Kingdom, July 04, 2009 --(PR.com)-- “Hidden jobs” – A term increasingly used by those unemployed, but was does it mean? This and other topics are discussed by a panel of Industry on the UK’s first jobseeker Web TV channel
With many of the 2.2 million people out of work in the UK relying solely on the internet to find a job*, a new web TV channel will offer expert advice to jobseekers to help them find a job online, where a labyrinth of over 10,000 job boards and social networking sites dominate.
Following the acclaimed success of it’s first CareerCast (www.careersiteadvisor.com), will run it’s second event at 12:30pm on Thursday 9th July, as with its inaugural live videocast the team at Careersiteadvisor.com have brought together a panel experts from the recruitment, internet and social networking industries.
The innovative website whose aim it is to organize all the UK’s job and career sites online through it’s proprietary (vertical) search directory, also provides via it’s CareerCast programming jobseekers a chance to learn directly from experts such as Janet Davies creator of NewLifeNetwork.co.uk (www.newlifenetwork.co.uk) about how to find a job online says Career Site Advisor co-founder Keith Robinson.
“The recruitment industry has undergone a revolution since the first job board launched in 1994, but many jobseekers are in this market for the first time and may never have looked online for a job before,” Mr. Robinson says.
Experts participating in the Career Site Advisor live cast include:
Janet Davies – Taking stock and her top ten redundancy tips. www.newlifenetwork.co.uk
Matt Alder – “Me a brand” – Think like a marketer. http://recruitingfuture.com/
Richard Alberg – “They want to test me” – preparing for an on-line test. http://blog.alberg.co.uk/
Keith Robinson – “Hidden jobs” – what are they and how do it find them. www.careersiteadvisor.com
Matt Burnley – How I’m looking for a job.
Special thanks to CareerPlan4me.com who are sponsoring this months livecast.
CareerSiteAdvisor launched in March offers a single reference point for online jobseekers to search job sites, company career sites and recruitment consultancies in one directory as well as advice and links to online resources.
*National Online Recruitment Survey 2008
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Issued by Careersiteadvisor.com
For further information, case studies or interviews please contact: Keith Robinson, on 0779-652-3355 or keith@careersiteadvisor.com http://www.careersiteadvisor.com/contact.php
About Career Site Advisor
The company was founded by Keith Robinson formerly COO of Totaljobs.com and Publisher of Personnel Today, and Simon Goddard formerly of Yahoo HotJobs & News International. Headquartered in London, Site Advisor Ltd is a privately held company, offering the United Kingdom’s first web based Careers comparison Site with the latest job seeker news and advice from across the web.
With many of the 2.2 million people out of work in the UK relying solely on the internet to find a job*, a new web TV channel will offer expert advice to jobseekers to help them find a job online, where a labyrinth of over 10,000 job boards and social networking sites dominate.
Following the acclaimed success of it’s first CareerCast (www.careersiteadvisor.com), will run it’s second event at 12:30pm on Thursday 9th July, as with its inaugural live videocast the team at Careersiteadvisor.com have brought together a panel experts from the recruitment, internet and social networking industries.
The innovative website whose aim it is to organize all the UK’s job and career sites online through it’s proprietary (vertical) search directory, also provides via it’s CareerCast programming jobseekers a chance to learn directly from experts such as Janet Davies creator of NewLifeNetwork.co.uk (www.newlifenetwork.co.uk) about how to find a job online says Career Site Advisor co-founder Keith Robinson.
“The recruitment industry has undergone a revolution since the first job board launched in 1994, but many jobseekers are in this market for the first time and may never have looked online for a job before,” Mr. Robinson says.
Experts participating in the Career Site Advisor live cast include:
Janet Davies – Taking stock and her top ten redundancy tips. www.newlifenetwork.co.uk
Matt Alder – “Me a brand” – Think like a marketer. http://recruitingfuture.com/
Richard Alberg – “They want to test me” – preparing for an on-line test. http://blog.alberg.co.uk/
Keith Robinson – “Hidden jobs” – what are they and how do it find them. www.careersiteadvisor.com
Matt Burnley – How I’m looking for a job.
Special thanks to CareerPlan4me.com who are sponsoring this months livecast.
CareerSiteAdvisor launched in March offers a single reference point for online jobseekers to search job sites, company career sites and recruitment consultancies in one directory as well as advice and links to online resources.
*National Online Recruitment Survey 2008
###
Issued by Careersiteadvisor.com
For further information, case studies or interviews please contact: Keith Robinson, on 0779-652-3355 or keith@careersiteadvisor.com http://www.careersiteadvisor.com/contact.php
About Career Site Advisor
The company was founded by Keith Robinson formerly COO of Totaljobs.com and Publisher of Personnel Today, and Simon Goddard formerly of Yahoo HotJobs & News International. Headquartered in London, Site Advisor Ltd is a privately held company, offering the United Kingdom’s first web based Careers comparison Site with the latest job seeker news and advice from across the web.
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