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Website Basics I (April 08, 2003) -- It's good to take the time to revisit old questions. Often, they lie around, like an old rock in the front yard, providing sanctuary to miscellaneous and unintended life forms. Old questions, answered adequately for the moment, get shelved while we focus on more immediate problems. They become, in the long run, the very source of the assumptions that trick us up. We've been thinking heavily about one of those old questions: "What is an employment website and what makes it successful?" In the beginning it was easy. In 1993, a website was a collection of text and images contained on a web server. It's purpose was, more or less, to keep up with the Joneses new website. It may have listed the jobs available at a company. It might have just included an email address for resume submittals. Over time, we began to understand the utility of the employment website. Meanwhile, it was becoming the place that everyone went before they contacted the HR Department about a job. Today, an employment website serves multiple functions:
We've said, over the years, that the most important site on the web is yours. Over the next couple of days, we'll look more deeply into the things that make an employment website effective. - John Sumser © TwoColorHat. All Rights Reserved.
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