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We've finally and proudly released SmartJobBoard job board software v 2.2! Considering lots of suggestions from our current and prospective clients we've included the most requested functions and improvements. In contrast to previous releases, which were tested only by our own means, version 2.2 was also tested by our customers in real working environment.

These tutorial posts are interactive, so click on links and images to get the full picture.

The JBR Blogs is a community blog. It is a great place for you to showcase your writing, share announcements with the community and just let loose and have some fun. Any registered member of JBR can post a blog.
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Welcome to Job Board Reviews. Job Board Reviews is a site based on the vision of a Recruiter, Internet Sourcer, and former Marketing Manager of a sales job board with one goal in mind, to make the Internet a better place for those in the Job Market. Job Board Reviews was born out of necessity.

Searching for a job is a very stressful endeavor. There are so many job boards out there - how do you know where to start and where NOT to waste your time. The creators of JBR's were tired of searching through so many job sites seeing the same exact jobs and paying to surface candidates from job boards that were simply "stealing" from other job sites. JBR is designed to help both job seekers and employers find the best possible job boards for their needs in every industry and position. We try to help solve the problem so many job seekers have of applying to jobs and never hearing a response and avoid employers wasting A LOT of time and money posting open positions that are never seen and never filled.

Fast growing medical job board for the biotechnology, healthcare, and pharmaceutical industries launches  web seminars for the medical industry

Since today is Earth day, I hope to take some steps to be a little greener in the office.
Here are some things we are doing at our office to be a little greener:
• Recycle Paper - Used paper can be printed on the other side or cut into scrap paper for those random notes and phone messages.
• Recycle Ink Cartridges - There are many companies out there that accept your empty ink cartridges for credit towards new ink supplies.
• Turn off the lights during daylight hours, if your office has natural light and/or windows.
• Recycle Cans, Cardboard, and Plastic - Many of us recycle at home but don't always do the same at the office, since the trash usually just goes into a dumpster. Make sure your office and office building do their part to recycle.
• User Natural Cleansers - When cleaning your office use natural cleaners or try making your own homemade cleansers, it better for both the environment and your health.
Leave a comment and Let us know what you do in your office to be greener...

BioHealthRx eliminates the need to manually post jobs by providing job wrapping, a value added service 

With economic recession, for each position there are a large number of applicants and recruiters have issues handing resumes. Here are 8 tips you can include your resume in order to get your resume recognized and get optimized results.

1. Portray Achievements: Don't mess up your resume only describing job responsibilities. Include your achievements and the unique work in your career you have done.

When I saw the site www.theofficialboard.com a site that provides updated organizational charts I immediately had flashbacks to my college days when I was working part time at a recruiting office. This was one of my first jobs and my role was primarily to create org charts of top tech companies for the full time recruiters.

While many career and personal branding experts have discussed the various Web 2.0 channels through which you can promote yourself and your brand in your career search, including personal websites, blogs, and social and professional networks, it is first essential that you actually create a promotable brand that appropriately represents you and your proposed value to an organization.

You may be asking, “Well, how do I do that?” Here are some steps to create your personal brand and to build it into your career search efforts.