Following IMDiversity's recent migration to a new jobs database and job tools format at http://jobsearch.imdiversity.com, the editors have begun to restore a number of previously popular jobs quicksearch features including our jobs by location and jobs by occupation quicksearches, our $100K-Plus Featured Jobs section, Bilingual Jobs quicksearch, and the Hispanic American Village Jobs Center.
As before, the section spotlights select job opportunities tagged by our staff and by employers as being of special interest to our Village readers and Latino jobseekers. However, the new database format also brings some changes in the custom search and quicksearch format, and we will be rebuilding the section throughout the summer.
Just one one new improvement to our job tools is that jobseekers can now quickly and easily schedule a Saved Search from any search results page to send them a job alert email whenever any new jobs match their custom criteria. Jobseekers can "subscribe" to a Saved Search agent without opening a full job tools account, but they will enjoy improved tools for managing multiple alerts and posting employer-searchable resume by creating a quick Job Tools account first
We've also added a much expanded network job search, greatly extending the range and variety of the job postings searchable from one site.
Stop back for updates about the new jobs center in coming weeks.
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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Friday, November 07, 2008
New Feature at Hispanic American Village Jobs Center
For those who are looking for job opportunities, as well as student opportunities such as internships or fellowships, IMDiversity.com's site editors wanted to call attention to a new feature we've been experimenting with on the Village.
Building on successful experiments with our relatively new IMDiversity Featured Jobs and $100K-Plus jobs pages, we have added a new section of additional featured jobs unique to Hispanic American Village Jobs Center section. In addition to containing pre-programmed targeted jobs quicksearch links, custom searching, resume posting and salary calculator tools, the HAV Jobs Center now also contains its own featured jobs spotlighting current opportunities of note for Village users. While our job bank contains many thousands of jobs of all kinds posted by employers recruiting a diverse workforce, in some cases we identify opportunities (some hard to spot or time-sensitive) that may be particularly relevant to our users, or where your background, Spanish or Portuguese language skills, experience abroad and conducting business in international markets, etc. may give a jobseeker a leg up in the competition.
We experimented with the feature on and off for short periods over the past couple of months, and are encouraged by the response from both jobseekers and employers. We continue to welcome additional feedback and suggestions here, or through our main site contact section.
Building on successful experiments with our relatively new IMDiversity Featured Jobs and $100K-Plus jobs pages, we have added a new section of additional featured jobs unique to Hispanic American Village Jobs Center section. In addition to containing pre-programmed targeted jobs quicksearch links, custom searching, resume posting and salary calculator tools, the HAV Jobs Center now also contains its own featured jobs spotlighting current opportunities of note for Village users. While our job bank contains many thousands of jobs of all kinds posted by employers recruiting a diverse workforce, in some cases we identify opportunities (some hard to spot or time-sensitive) that may be particularly relevant to our users, or where your background, Spanish or Portuguese language skills, experience abroad and conducting business in international markets, etc. may give a jobseeker a leg up in the competition.
We experimented with the feature on and off for short periods over the past couple of months, and are encouraged by the response from both jobseekers and employers. We continue to welcome additional feedback and suggestions here, or through our main site contact section.
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