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interbiznet presents the Bugler |
| August 24, 2000 |
Who
Is an Outsider?
Your source for critical thinking, John
Sumser's Electronic Recruiting
News, delivers some high-powered information today: rethinking
the stakeholder.
Reveille
CampusCareerCenter.com
reported it has entered into a series of agreements with
companies in Scandinavia, England, India, and Japan.
StartUpAgent will
dedicate 10 percent of its resources to pro bono recruiting services
for nonprofit and charitable organizations in San Francisco and
Silicon Valley.
Advanced Personnel Systems's
SmartSearch Online version 6 has added features designed for
easier navigation and organization.
Under a new agreement, all Net-Temps candidates will be
cross-posted throughout the All-Biz.com Featured Partner and
Business Services sections.
Referral Rewards
According to a just released survey by
Angami Systems
on employee referral programs, the most successful company
surveyed made 87 percent of its hires through employee referrals,
while the average number of hires through referrals was only 28
percent.
Foreign Sources
TechWeb looks at the growing use of offshore
IT services and at an India
tech group pushing for more U.S. visas.
In a related story, Wired
News reports on multinational corporations offering computer
students scholarships in exchange for promising to work in their
home countries.
Oh, the Possibilities
A
report on a program of intensive summer classes designed to
train young Silicon Valley residents from poor communities to do
high-tech jobs that would ordinarily go to foreign workers.
The The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc.
will give priority hiring status to soldiers participating in
the U.S. Army Recruiting
Command Partnership for Youth Success Program (PaYS). PaYS is a
new partnership program between the Army and a cross section of
industries to help the Army attract and train young people in
several careers. General Dynamics Corporation signed a similar
agreement in June.
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