Hi Friends,

Even as I launch this today ( my 80th Birthday ), I realize that there is yet so much to say and do. There is just no time to look back, no time to wonder,"Will anyone read these pages?"

With regards,
Hemen Parekh
27 June 2013

Now as I approach my 90th birthday ( 27 June 2023 ) , I invite you to visit my Digital Avatar ( www.hemenparekh.ai ) – and continue chatting with me , even when I am no more here physically

Sunday 12 December 2004

NO LEFTOVERS !

NO   LEFTOVERS   !

             



Dear Friend

 

There is hardly a restaurant which does not dish-out leftovers.

But restaurant managers are smart marketers. A leftover is served to you,

Ø  With a new exotic name, then branded
Ø  As “ Today’s Special”/ “ Chef’s choice” etc.etc.
Ø  At double of yesterday’s price !

It is not much different on jobsites.

After trying out endless “ permutations and combinations” of search-criteria, your jobsearch throws up job-advts.

Ø  Which were posted by corporates, 20/40/60 days back.

Ø  For vacancies which have already got filled-up 10/20/30 days ago.

Ø  Which are simply “decoys” to lure you into clicking “apply online”, so that a placement agency can build up  its resume database- without having to answer your questions !

Being taken for a ride, would you say ?

We would.

So, we decided to change the rules of the “Jobsearch-game”.

On World-Wide-Jobs, the rules are :

Ø  Jobs aggregated from dozens of jobsites but only those job-advts. which got posted during the last 24 hours.

No stale jobs – No leftovers – Only FRESH jobs.

Ø  After matching these FRESH jobs with your job-preferences, job-alerts, sent to you on your mobile – as SMS – daily.

Ø  No job-alert ever gets repeated. Old database simply gets deleted at the stroke of the midnight ! The match-making process starts all over.




Ø  No duplicate job-alerts

Ø  No job-alerts for vacancies “already filled” !

Ø  No jobsearch

Ø  To “Apply online” simply send from your mobile SMS
(JAM <Job Code>on 646) and we email your resume to the advertiser, in matter of seconds.

You see, we are not a restaurant masquerading as a jobsite  !

With regards


Hemen Parekh






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