ABOUT THE PROJECT: Boston, MA | Professional Development Social Network | WorkingLife was started by five college friends in 2008 on the North Shore of Boston. Looking to help the growing number of Americans struggling with the current economy, the idea was birthed to start a service oriented social network. The founders believed that current technology could be used more efficiently by combining certain elements from today’s most popular websites and building them into their one easy-to-use social network. WL was built from the ground up with the sole purpose of efficiently building a bridge for the gap between work and life.
ADVANCED FEATURES: Professional Profile, Employer Profiles, Resume Wizard, Salary Generator, Perfect Job Matching Algorithm, Advanced Privacy Settings, Statistical Inference, Investor Blogs
June 1, 2009 — As the nation continues to be burdened by unemployment figures unseen since the Great Depression, both job seekers and employers are looking for innovative and cost effective job/employee search solutions. Newly launched WorkingLife.com has distinguished itself above major job search boards, with competitive job listing rates for employers and easy-to-use tools for job seekers on the hunt for not just any job, but the perfect one.
Introduced earlier this month, WorkingLife has already recruited record numbers of users and promises to change the face of job search and professional networking as we know it. A departure from major job search boards like Monster and Career Builder, WorkingLife.com utilizes a social networking platform with a unique job search algorithm which can precisely match people with the jobs best suited for them. Additionally, the site can match employers with the applicants best suited for available positions. WorkingLife.com is the premier employment social network.
WorkingLife.com eliminates the frustrations created by other job search boards which are notorious for overwhelming job seekers with irrelevant job postings and overloading employers with piles of irrelevant candidates. Their unique software has already proven to be a winning combination, shortening the often stressful undertaking of job and candidate searching and providing a welcomed solution for both the happily employed as well as the frustrated, unemployed.
In addition to providing superior job search technology, WorkingLife’s social networking capabilities allow both the employed and unemployed to take charge of their career paths in ways not previously supported on job search boards. In a quickly changing economy and job market like today, it is important to continuously network and stay abreast of the latest opportunities. The social networking aspect of WorkingLife.com allows users to stay in touch with representatives from their favorite employers, receive notice when positions from these employers become available, and keep their resumes fresh and ready to be sent off at the click of a button. Furthermore, users can utilize their website profiles in conjunction with resumes and cover letters, a feature which will help users stand apart from the average applicant.
With a free sign up process of less than 45 seconds, neither employers nor job seekers can go wrong. For more information, visit Workinglife.com.
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