Java Programming Jobs

[Jonothan]

This is a cool site that aggregates fresh job listings from multiple
sites (such as hotjobs, monster, careerbuilder, dice, craigslist etc
just to name a few) to find all jobs with a single search:
http://www.jobrobots.com.

Some of the cool features include:

**Fresh - JobRobots limits its data to only jobs posted within the last
2 to 3 weeks to ensure the content and listings are current.

**Easy - The site collects jobs from many job portals, and provides one
place for job search. No more old-fashion way of searching jobs one by
one from different sites!

**Efficiency - The search understands geographical surrounding and can
automatically search cities around a specified location. For example,
if you search for "manager" jobs in San Jose, CA, the search will
automatically search 21 surrounding cities to find all available jobs.

**Daily notifications - You can subscribe to job notification to get
daily updates on the latest jobs

**Communication - The site also builds an easy way to ask your friends
for information regarding a job or to tell your friends about a job
they may be looking for.

Give it a try - I think you will like it.

==> http://www.jobrobots.com

 

[Andrew Thompson]

This is a cool site

No. Actually this is a Usenet Newsgroup devoted to
the discussion of the Java programming language.

Give it a try - I think...

Who are you? And why should we give a toss what you think?

It is not like you have displayed your command of the Java
programming language, nor your discerning tastes, by your
constant (or any) posts to this group[1]. As if we are
going to take the advice of some random, yob, nobody -
posting out of a gmail address!

[1]
<http://groups.google.com.au/groups?enc_author=eMDlXBIAAABDXAwnxNhHZN9z1wpdi-hn8rhlH0Pnl47z4AZhN98BFg>

If you are connected with this site (as would seem to be
indicated by the fact that you have 'recommended' it
across four groups, spanning major hierarchies)..
a) That is even more laughable, that they need to
spam usenet from a gmail account.
b) Stop it.

 

[Steve Sobol]

b) Stop it.

You're talking to it, but I doubt it's listening.