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The less gender-neutral synonym for "acquihire" is "manquisition"—but buying a company for its employees does avoid the Silicon Valley job-posting cliché of looking for "rock stars" and "ninjas."
Week in Words Erin McKean 2011
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Forbes and the online job-posting aggregator Indeed. com have put together a list of the 10 midsize companies that have the most postings right now for jobs earning more than $40,000 a year.
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The company daily collects listings from corporate and job-posting websites, removing duplicates.
Job Offers Rising as Economy Warms Up James R. Hagerty 2010
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Forbes and the online job-posting aggregator Indeed. com have put together a list of the 10 midsize companies that have the most postings right now for jobs earning more than $40,000 a year.
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Mr. Shubert says he got access to job-posting sites and group workshops on topics like preparing a résumé or closing a deal; equivalent material can be found online, he says.
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Taylor crossed into seven-figure territory at age 16 by teaming up with friend Michael Stahl to build a job-posting Web site for high school and college kids called GoFerretGo.com.
How To Make A Million Before You Graduate Melanie Lindner 2009
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Taylor crossed into seven-figure territory at age 16 by teaming up with friend Michael Stahl to build a job-posting Web site for high school and college kids called GoFerretGo.com.
How To Make A Million Before You Graduate Melanie Lindner 2009
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The job-posting Web site is starting a contest Wednesday that will ask ordinary consumers to create 25-second commercials for the company.
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SnagAJob. com, a job-posting Web site geared toward hourly workers, says that as of last month, there were 36 applicants for every restaurant job posting.
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Other avenues have included making daily runs through job-posting Web sites and the old-fashioned letter-writing campaign.
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