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interbiznet presents the Bugler
| | June 7, 2000 |
Lars Redux
John Sumser takes a hard look at new industry player refer.com, and announces the return of industry pioneer Lars Perkins.
The Internet and the Economy
The U.S. Department of Commerce released Digital Economy 2000, its third annual report on the IT revolution and its impact on the economy. The report highlights that IT accounts for at least half of the improvement in productivity growth since 1995, and that improvement lowered inflation and raised real wages and that the IT sector is rapidly creating jobs at high wages.
In a related story, the University of Texas-Austin Center for Research in Electronic Commerce released its Internet Economy report, which found that the Internet supported an additional 650,000 jobs in 1999 (a 36-percent increase) as revenues soared to $523.9 billion (a 62-percent increase).
Where To Work
The June issue of Computerworld features it 7th annual list of the Best Places to Work in IT. The issue also features an article on blue-collar workers who are training their way into the Internet economy.
Check Out the Competition
Backed by idealab! and Webhire, Refer.com is a new pay-for-referral job site.
British company Spacelinks Limited announces The Jobs Store, featuring a comprehensive listing of available positions in the worldwide space industry.
Devon Consulting, a hiring agent for IT professionals in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey, expands its service to include permanent and contractor staffing services.
HelloBrain exchange offers an opportunity for graduate students to make a contribution in the global technology arena while still continuing their formal education.
Reveille
The JobTrak.com May Index shows a 37-percent increase in total job openings posted in comparison to May 1999, with an average starting salary of $36,919.
Careers.wsj.com has changed its name to CareerJournal.com and reports that it has been chosen as the official career site for CNBC.com. The company also reports that CNBC TV will feature one of its listed jobs on the air each day.
TMP Worldwide pays $6.4 million in stock to acquire privately held Rollo Associates, a high-level executive search firm.
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