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interbiznet presents the Bugler |
| August 22, 2000 |
Keep The Brand In Front Of The Customer
Today in the Electronic Recruiting News, we dig into our vault to pull some classic John Sumser. The topic? Brand awareness.
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TechRepublic reports it has expanded the functionality and design of its Web site.
Venture capital firms poured $282 million into 21 of Fairfax County Virginia's technology firms in the second quarter of 2000.
HR One, human resources information and services provider, received funding from Heritage Partners of Boston bringing the total capital raised by the company to $9 million.
Myjobs.com has partnered with SwapJobs.com to offer video resumes and client profiles in streaming video.
1-Jobs.com has redesigned its TechJobs Magazine with a new distribution, format, and content focus.
Silicon Alley Daily reports that BitchVault.com was the victim of a hack attack that redirected users to Vault.com. The site's administrator blames the company and raised the possibility of legal action against the hacker. BitchVault.com was created by a former Vault employee in response to Vault's practice of censoring posts critical of the company on its own message board.
Vault.com has raised $10 million in a series B preferred round.
Dell Computers signed a global contract for recruiting solutions with Monster.com. The deal includes job postings, company profiles, and worldwide access to the job board's resume database.
State of the Unions
One author addresses the role of the unions in the new economy. Another reports on new hiring practices that may be at odds with the unions.
So Much For Referrals
The Middlesex Superior Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has issued a preliminary injunction against former Cambridge Technology Partners employees, restraining them from soliciting or hiring Cambridge employees. Cambridge alleged that the former employees, now working for Gen3 Partners, violated the non-solicitation clauses of their employment agreements with Cambridge.
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THE 2001 ELECTRONIC RECRUITING INDEX
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