As the 2007 JIBs wind down, I just voted in almost all the categories where JobMob was someone else's problem. I tried to choose the blogs that I thought were best in their class based on content, design, and interaction with readers among other things, but not whether I agreed with the blog's agenda. In other words, you shouldn't consider my vote an endorsement of a blog's message.
Today is the last day to vote for the 2007 JIB Awards. Thanks to you, we've already bested our first round numbers by many votes but we still have more…
Jason Alba and his team launched JibberJobber exactly one year ago today on May 15th, 2006. Over the past year, the site has grown in leaps and bounds in becoming a critical tool for many people around the globe. As part of the anniversary festivities, Jason agreed to talk with us. This is the JobMob interview.
Halfway through the voting in the final round of the 2007 JIB Awards, we got a nasty surprise this morning. Overnight, JobMob lost over 30 votes in the Best New category, consequently dropping from 2nd place to the 4th slot.
Igor Olikh has a built a tool to help Israeli job seekers get employer contact information.
