Potomac Flacks: Hate Your Job? Receive Anonymous Job Offers

November 21, 2011

Hate Your Job? Receive Anonymous Job Offers – Anonymously

Mediabistro site Media Jobs Daily finds a clever new job site online called http://www.PleasePoach.Me.

This is not your father’s Monster.com.

The site “lets people sign up anonymously, post a short bio, and hope that other companies will find the profile and steal them away from their current jobs.”

“PleasePoach.me swears your data is anonymous, and the service is free to jobseekers, and fairly cheap for recruiters. It may seem “a little heavy on the startup / developer side but it’s worth a shot.” (Media Jobs Daily)

Posted by Matt Mackowiak on November 21, 2011 in Career Development , Job of the Week | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

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