Jobster partners with Facebook

By Dawn Kawamoto
Staff Writer, CNET News

Related Stories: Facebook goes corporate
April 28, 2006

Jobster.com announced Thursday it will become Facebook's exclusive job search partner and will launch a career center on the social-networking site in the spring.

Jobster also unveiled new features to its site. Users, for example, can enter unlimited job postings for free to the site, as well as add videos and post job status availability, which are designed to be optimized for search engines.

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Great...

by sh4unz0r February 8, 2007 2:43 PM PST

Now when I use jobster to search for a job, they will be able to access my facebook profile and enjoy picture of me doing all sorts of fun things while anebriated.

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Actually...
by bfioca February 8, 2007 4:26 PM PST: Just a clarification - the point is not to do that. The idea of linking your Facebook account to Jobster is to present the career side of who you are and keep your personal life private so the very thing you mention doesn't happen.; Like this View reply Hide reply
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Jobster - An innovator
by Debamcgrath February 10, 2007 12:32 PM PST: Jason and his team are the best partner for facebook. They really get the Web 2.0 dynamics and are set on changing the game; Like this Reply to this comment

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