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No More Job Website Invites, Please!

No more invites to social networks or job hunter / review sites, please!

Promises, Promises. by Howdy, Im H. Michael Karshis

"Promises, Promises." by Howdy, I'm H. Michael Karshis

I could say the same to social network invites.  Sure, I have the time to maintain eight or ten other websites and social networks… having too many social networks kind-of defeats the purpose of only having to go to one place to send updates or look for a contact. But wait, there are mashups, right, which update all of your websites at once… just make sure you have all the information ready and right, and hope noone changes the API.

The latest invite is coming from friends over at glassdoor.com,

a career and workplace community where anyone can find and anonymously share real-time reviews, ratings and salary details about specific jobs for specific employers — all for free.

No thanks, right now I’m pretty happy where I am. I am also running a bit short on time, as I need to maintain my profiles over at PayScroll, PayScale, JobGrades, PingMyCompany, Spoke, and BlueChip Expert… :)

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I couldn’t agree you more and still like website with old fashion way. A few clicks. If I like it, continue. I don’t have to the time to input every detail of my personal life. This is the reason I like another new salary website, JPSData.com. Just a few mouse click and get what you want.

1 Same feeling September 09, 2008 10:50 pm

Great website! Thanks for sharing – the only thing I’m missing is a description of the source of the data, let’s me wonder about the data quality… Cheers, Thorsten

2 Thorsten Claus September 10, 2008 6:55 am

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