In addition to actually seeking a job, there are also other valid reasons to monitor the job market. Perhaps you are satisfied in your current position, but just want to keep an eye on new positions in a specific sector. Perhaps you are just curious to know what the wages are for similar positions. The job market can be monitored quite easily using RSS feeds. You can subscribe to RSS feeds in order to find specific company job openings, employment available within a specific region (i.e. by using a postal or zipcode), specific positions available, or to locate all jobs within a specific wage range.
RSS Feeds for Employment
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Monday, February 2, 2009
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Twitters Value?
The micro-blogging social media phenomenon called Twitter is raising cash via one or more venture capital firms that places the companys value at $250 million.
I just do not get it, Twitter does not make ANY money.... how can it be worth $250 million.
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[Source: A Small Business Blog and Small Business Tips Related to Growing, Marketing and Managing a Small Business.]
I just do not get it, Twitter does not make ANY money.... how can it be worth $250 million.
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[Source: A Small Business Blog and Small Business Tips Related to Growing, Marketing and Managing a Small Business.]
Problem Reviews
Shareware Promotions has an interesting blog post in their Software Marketing section, the post discusses reviews.
All of us are most likely familiar with product reviews, as debatable as it is whether or not they are useful. However, most of us agree that we dislike reviews that rip our product to shreds, and like the ones which praise them.
Read the full Software Marketing post.
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[Source: A Small Business Blog and Small Business Tips Related to Growing, Marketing and Managing a Small Business.]
All of us are most likely familiar with product reviews, as debatable as it is whether or not they are useful. However, most of us agree that we dislike reviews that rip our product to shreds, and like the ones which praise them.
Read the full Software Marketing post.
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[Source: A Small Business Blog and Small Business Tips Related to Growing, Marketing and Managing a Small Business.]
Make Your Business the Next Economic Epidemic
Viral videos represent one way for small businesses to level the advertising playing field.
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[Source: Entrepreneur.com: Latest Articles]
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[Source: Entrepreneur.com: Latest Articles]
India Small Business News Round-up - 2009/01/29
Here is this week’s news round-up for home business, micro business, sole-traders, freelancers, self-employed and any one who is interested in small business news from India:
Japan Enacts Extra Budget: Japan passed a contentious extra budget aimed at boosting the nation’s recession-hit economy. The budget contains expanded credit for small businesses and a cash payout to [...]
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[Source: THE SMALL BUSINESS BLOG]
Japan Enacts Extra Budget: Japan passed a contentious extra budget aimed at boosting the nation’s recession-hit economy. The budget contains expanded credit for small businesses and a cash payout to [...]
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[Source: THE SMALL BUSINESS BLOG]
The Economic Forecast: A Q&A With Andrew Policano
Andrew Policano, dean of The Paul Merage School of Business at the University of California, Irvine, shares his thoughts on news--good and bad--in the economy.
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[Source: Entrepreneur.com: Latest Articles]
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[Source: Entrepreneur.com: Latest Articles]
Successful Entrepreneurs � Small Business Quote of the Day
A small business quote a day keeps you thinking, inspired and entertained
�I found that everywhere articles, especially drugs, were being sold at ridiculously high prices� My idea was simply to buy tons where others bought hundredweights or less, thus buying more cheaply.�
Jesse Boot (1850-1931) British entrepreneur & founder of Boots pharmacy chain, 1930, reflecting on [...]
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[Source: THE SMALL BUSINESS BLOG]
�I found that everywhere articles, especially drugs, were being sold at ridiculously high prices� My idea was simply to buy tons where others bought hundredweights or less, thus buying more cheaply.�
Jesse Boot (1850-1931) British entrepreneur & founder of Boots pharmacy chain, 1930, reflecting on [...]
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[Source: THE SMALL BUSINESS BLOG]
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