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[Title] => Companies on tight budgets turn to e-recruitment
[Summary] => Companies caught in the throes of an economic slowdown don’t have to end up with inadequate human capital just because of tight finances. At the height of the economic crisis, many businesses that saved up on cash still got the best people by recruiting through the Internet.
Though it suffered slower growth like most companies, JobStreet.com, Asia’s leading online recruitment company, managed to post a decent 40 percent increase in revenues in the previous year and achieved record sales in the first quarter of 2002.
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[Title] => Search for right employees a breeze with Jobstreet online placement service
[Summary] => Looking for the right talents to fill in critical positions has never been more difficult for human resource managers. Not only is there a shortage of qualified recruits – more and more companies are looking for the same people with the same credentials.
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[Title] => JobStreet.com clinches $2-M fresh funding
[Summary] => Online recruitment service JobStreet.com (www.jobstreet.com) has raised $2 million in fresh funding from a group of three investors, bucking current trends that have seen investors shying away from dot-com concerns amid an industry shakedown.
JobStreet.com identified its new investors as Japanese trading firm Sumitomo Corp. and venture-capital companies BI Walden and Intelligent Capital.
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Though it suffered slower growth like most companies, JobStreet.com, Asia’s leading online recruitment company, managed to post a decent 40 percent increase in revenues in the previous year and achieved record sales in the first quarter of 2002.
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JobStreet.com identified its new investors as Japanese trading firm Sumitomo Corp. and venture-capital companies BI Walden and Intelligent Capital.
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