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As of Sept. 30, StartUpHire.com, a job-search engine for venture-backed companies, had 1,429 postings for software, networking or information-technology services jobs in the Bay Area, up 58% from 903 postings a year earlier.

Start-Ups Need Staff To Get Investors' Cash Deborah Gage 2011

The sad fact is that we spend considerably less than other developed countries on labor-market policies, including work-force training and job-search programs.

How to Close the Skills Gap Mary L. Landrieu 2011

Monster vice president of public relations Matthew Henson insists that posting your résumé at a job-search site is useful, but Hellmann says there are risks to making your job hunt public.

Secrets Of Making The Most Of Job Search Websites Susan Adams 2011

Example: If a lawyer wants to become a chef, he can't claim job-search costs as a miscellaneous deduction.

Write Off Your Job Hunt! Laura Saunders 2011

When the online job-search firm reported fourth-quarter results Thursday, its shares took a beating.

Monster's Link to Economy Goes Missing Justin Lahart 2012

"Even though the job-search process can be frustrating, candidates should stay positive, focus on their strengths and be prepared on how to best sell their skill set."

Job candidates who made a strong impression, but the wrong impression Michelle Singletary 2011

Monster Worldwide tumbled 1.83, or 20%, to 7.15 after the job-search software maker reported disappointing quarterly results and offered a downbeat outlook.

Stocks' Enthusiasm Wanes Christian Berthelsen 2012

Silicon Valley has so many international workers that almost any greeting goes—"cheek-kissing, bowing, the chin nod, and the eyebrow raise with a big smile," says Carolyn Hughes , a vice president at SimplyHired.com, a Mountain View, Calif., job-search site.

Workplace Deals, Sealed With a Kiss? Sue Shellenbarger 2011

She landed a full-time sales position at a job-search website a year later, but was eventually laid off from that as well.

Little Guys Tough It Out 2011

CareerBuilder, the job-search site run by Gannett , McClatchy and Tribune, appears to be gaining share.

Monster's Link to Economy Goes Missing Justin Lahart 2012