My Jobster Profile

JobsterDuring my job search, more than a few people have asked if I have checked out Jobster. Since everybody was mentioning them, I have checked it out in the past.

Today, I finally created my profile on the Jobster web site. There are a few things that set it apart from other job-seeking sites. You can set your status to let employers/headhunters know if you are just looking around or if you are seriously looking for work and everything in between.

Another cool feature on the Jobster site is superstar tags. The tags make it convenient for both job hunters and employers. As a job hunter, I can create my tags and prioritize them, and then search for jobs based on the tags that I create.

I understand the video resume is very helpful as well. I might have to create one in the near future.

Jobster also let you create alerts based on specific criteria. I created one for progamming positions in Seattle. You only have the option to get the alert via email. I would love to be able to subscribe using RSS.

It seems they do have lots of tools for employers. I can’t go over those features because I don’t know what they are. After doing a google search, it seems the tools they provide are very useful.

By the way, I also added a Jobster profile button to my sidebar. How many of these buttons will I have by the end of my job search?

Jobster is also a local company. Hmm. Perhaps they will hire me.

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  1. June 11, 2007 at 12:22 pm | Permalink

    Here is an RSS feed of programmer or developer jobs in Seattle.
    http://rss.indeed.com/rss?q=developer+OR+programmer&l=Seattle%2C+WA&radius=25

  2. June 11, 2007 at 12:25 pm | Permalink

    Thanks for the nice Jobster review! I hope your job search is going well.

    I checked out your profile. It looks good! One thing that might help your search is leveraging your current network and gathering more contacts on Jobster.

    We now let you import your contacts from gmail, yahoo, hotmail and linkedin. What better way to get referred for your next great gig than by a friend or business contact? go to http://www.jobster.com/at/contact/invite to upload your contacts.

    Best of luck,
    Christian Anderson
    Jobster
    http://www.jobster.com/people/christiananderson

  3. June 11, 2007 at 12:39 pm | Permalink

    Here is the Jobster RSS feed for recruiter or developer in Seattle.
    http://www.jobster.com/find/US/jobs/in/Seattle%2C+wa/for/programmer+or+developer/page/1?s=b&rss=1&source_type=any&r=25&d=-1

    You can also track using myyahoo, newsgator, netvibes and bloglines. For any Job search you do on Jobster, click “RSS Feed” at the top of the job results page to receive the feed.

  4. June 11, 2007 at 12:45 pm | Permalink

    Thanks Christian (Jobster) and Rony (Indeed). I have added these feeds to my RSS reader.

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