We are pleased to announce the launch of our New Zealand job search engine. The new service comes to market with over 30,000 job listings from hundreds of companies in New Zealand.

With a population of 4.2M and a low unemployment rate of just 3.5% the labor market is vibrant and keen to tap the international work force.

The New Zealand Government produces a skill shortage list.

Key areas of demand appear to be:

- Software Engineering
- Trades people
- Agriculture
- Healthcare workers

New Zealand is the latest addition to the Recruit.net international job network which currently encompasses Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Malaysia, and Singapore.

]]> http://blog.recruit.net/2007/12/04/recruitnet-launches-new-zealand-job-search-engine/feed/ http://blog.recruit.net/2007/09/04/recruitnet-winner-of-red-herring-100-asia-award/ http://blog.recruit.net/2007/09/04/recruitnet-winner-of-red-herring-100-asia-award/#comments Tue, 04 Sep 2007 05:11:54 +0000 admin General http://blog.recruit.net/2007/09/04/recruitnet-winner-of-red-herring-100-asia-award/ At a gala dinner in Hong Kong on Friday Red Herring Magazine announced that Recruit.net Ltd. has been officially selected a winner of the prestigious Red Herring 100 Asia 2007 award.



This is an exclusive event honoring 100 cutting-edge private technology companies from across the Asia-Pacific region. The event brings together an elite roster of entrepreneurial and global venture investment firms to showcase excellence in innovation.

Distinguished speakers at Red Herring 100 Asia included Richard Li, Chairman of PCCW; John Chen, Chairman of Sybase and John Hummelstad, Asia Pacific Director of Microsoft Ventures.

“After a rigorous evaluation process, we’re very happy with winners we selected,” said Joel Dreyfuss, Editor-in-Chief of Red Herring. “There was a large pool to choose from and we’re impressed by the caliber of innovative talent bursting from Asia’s business and technology sector.”

Recruit.net would like to thank Red Herring for this prestigious award and are proud to be among the impressive roster of ground breaking companies that have won this award in the past.

More details here: http://www.herringevents.com/asia07/index.htm

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We are please to announce the launch of our Malaysia job search engine malaysia.recruit.net.



Recruit.net is the most comprehensive search engine for jobs in Asia Pacific. We have more than 3M job listings from across 6 countries in the region and Malaysia is the perfect country for our further international expansion.



Internet world stats show that the number of internet users in Malaysia has grown from 3.7M in 2000 to over 13.5M in 2007. With a population of around 28M that’s around a 47% penetration.



You can search from thousands of jobs anywhere in Malaysia by city, keywords and company names.



Give it a try and let us know what you think.



Malaysia is the latest addition to our growing network of international job search engines, which currently comprises of:

Australia Jobs http://australia.recruit.net/

China Jobs http://china.recruit.net/

Hong Kong Jobs http://hongkong.recruit.net/

India Jobs http://india.recruit.net/

Japan Jobs http://japan.recruit.net/

Malaysia Jobs http://malaysia.recruit.net/

Singapore Jobs http://singapore.recruit.net/


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Red Herring Magazine has announced that Recruit.net Ltd. has been short listed forerunners of the Red Herring 100 Asia 2007 awards.



“The 200 finalists we selected from across 16 countries and regions are all excellent contenders,” said Joel Dreyfuss, Editor-in-Chief of Red Herring. “They are exceptional companies who thrive on innovation and strongly define the important role of technology in Asia’s economy and throughout the world.”



The names of the 200 companies short-listed as finalist for the “Red Herring 100 Asia 2007″ can be found online at http://www.herringevents.com/asia07/index.html






]]> http://blog.recruit.net/2007/08/13/recruitnet-named-finalist-in-the-red-herring-100-asia-awards-2007/feed/ http://blog.recruit.net/2007/05/21/some-recent-press-from-across-the-blogsphere/ http://blog.recruit.net/2007/05/21/some-recent-press-from-across-the-blogsphere/#comments Mon, 21 May 2007 09:28:13 +0000 admin General http://blog.recruit.net/2007/05/21/some-recent-press-from-across-the-blogsphere/ Some recent coverage:



Dr. Andy Chun Associate professor at the City University of Hong Kong and author of the Web 2.0 blog for ZDNet Asia has written about us in his article Search for Jobs with Web 2.0 and also in his interview with Recruit.net’s Maneck Mohan.








Charles Knight author of Top 100 Alternative Search Engines has added Recruit.net to the April Update of the list.






Chad Sowash from DirectEmployers Association in the US recently reported on Recruit.net.





Duncan Reily from TechCrunch has written a recent article about Recruit.net.





ReadWriteWeb has selected Recruit.net as a “Top Web Apps in Hong Kong”.





Allen Stern Editor of US based Centernetworks has covered us in a recent article.




Thanks to everyone for their coverage and excellent endorsements.

]]> http://blog.recruit.net/2007/05/21/some-recent-press-from-across-the-blogsphere/feed/ http://blog.recruit.net/2007/05/14/zdnet-asia-selects-recruitnet-to-power-new-job-channel/ http://blog.recruit.net/2007/05/14/zdnet-asia-selects-recruitnet-to-power-new-job-channel/#comments Mon, 14 May 2007 10:09:05 +0000 admin General http://blog.recruit.net/2007/05/14/zdnet-asia-selects-recruitnet-to-power-new-job-channel/ We’re happy to be working with ZDNet Asia to power their new Asia jobs channel. We are supplementing their excellent editorial content with relevant job data from across the region.



They have also released a highly informative new special report entitled Asia’s IT Employment Trends 2007.

]]> http://blog.recruit.net/2007/05/14/zdnet-asia-selects-recruitnet-to-power-new-job-channel/feed/ http://blog.recruit.net/2007/05/07/recruitnet-introduces-1-click-salary-checker-for-australia-and-india/ http://blog.recruit.net/2007/05/07/recruitnet-introduces-1-click-salary-checker-for-australia-and-india/#comments Mon, 07 May 2007 04:07:52 +0000 admin General http://blog.recruit.net/2007/05/07/recruitnet-introduces-1-click-salary-checker-for-australia-and-india/ Here at Recruit.net we’re constantly working to refine our product offerings and to provide our users with as many tools as possible to enable smarter, more informed job search decisions.

With this in mind, we have partnered with Payscale.com to provide our users with a simple, one click solution to deliver indicative salary information for job listings which interest them.

How it works is that every time you search for a job, the summary search result page will have a “Research Salary” link next to each ad summary. Clicking on that link will prompt you with a region-specific annual salary bracket in local currency for that role or its closes approximation.


From there it only gets better; if you want an in depth salary analysis for the role you have your eye on, you click on the “Next” link within the information window and continue onto Payscale’s site to order it online. Up to date, detailed salary data can be put to very good use in situations such as:

- Wanting to negotiate a salary with a new employer, or reviewing your pay with your current company.

- Considering career or roles changes and wanting to know what the financial implication of making such a change is

- Wanting to know how much a potential romantic interest of yours makes (hey, the more information the better right?), etc.

Obviously, employers that visit us can also benefit of both the indicative salary information on the recruit.net site, or request a salary benchmark study to ensure your remuneration levels are on market.

The service has been released first in Australia and India; the rest of the recruit.net network countries will follow as Payscale finalizes the compilation of salary information for those geographies

We trust the salary info is of value to you; in any case, please let us know what you think of this service. We’re keen to get your feedback and comments.

]]> http://blog.recruit.net/2007/05/07/recruitnet-introduces-1-click-salary-checker-for-australia-and-india/feed/ http://blog.recruit.net/2006/12/07/by-popular-demand-browse-by-company/ http://blog.recruit.net/2006/12/07/by-popular-demand-browse-by-company/#comments Thu, 07 Dec 2006 06:47:16 +0000 admin General http://blog.recruit.net/2006/12/07/by-popular-demand-browse-by-company/ Thanks for all the suggestions and comments that have been coming in.

One of the most requested features has been for a way to browse and filter jobs by company name.

This is now online. Please let us know what you think and keep the suggestion coming in.



]]> http://blog.recruit.net/2006/12/07/by-popular-demand-browse-by-company/feed/ http://blog.recruit.net/2006/11/15/view-the-latest-job-trends-from-recruitnet-jobindexsm/ http://blog.recruit.net/2006/11/15/view-the-latest-job-trends-from-recruitnet-jobindexsm/#comments Wed, 15 Nov 2006 07:27:05 +0000 admin General http://blog.recruit.net/2006/11/15/view-the-latest-job-trends-from-recruitnet-jobindexsm/ We’ve just launched our latest feature, recruit.net jobindex(sm), which allows the user to plot job trends based on keywords and locations. This job index is based on historical job data from thousands of online sources aggregated as part of our recruit.net job search engine service. They include jobs posted on corporate web sites, job boards, recruitment agencies, online classifieds and newspapers.

Users can plot job index trends within Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan and Singapore, as well as an international job index for comparing different countries.

As we index more sites within our job search engine, the job index will become a useful indicator of the underlying job trends driven by demand for talent in various industries and countries.

Try it out and let us know what you think!

我们刚刚推出了新的 recruit.net 招聘搜 工作指数。工作指数能让用户填入自己的关键词和地区，然后以指数图显示符合关键的工作动向。招聘搜的工作指数出自我们通过 招聘搜工作搜索引擎 所收绿的工作招聘。这些工作招聘来自各国的各大工作网站、招聘站、公司招聘和报社。

用户们可以选择查询从澳洲、中国、香港、印度、日本和新加坡的工作指数，或利用国际工作指数来比较不同国家的工作动向。

随着招聘搜的增长，招聘搜工作指数会成为显示亚太区各国家和各行各业工作动向的有利工具。

请试试这项服务，并把您的建议反映给我们。



Comparison of the percentage makeup of job sources for recruit.net. The graph shows an upsurge of Japan jobs late July, the clear peak before China’s National Day on Oct 1 and lull in the week long holiday that follows, and an upsurge of Japan and Australia jobs in late October.

各国占招聘搜工作量的比例。图显示了七月尾日本工作量上升，十月一日中国国庆假期的影响和十月尾日本和澳洲工作量的上升。



Comparison of accountant job postings for Singapore, Hong Kong, Mumbai and Shanghai

新加坡、香港、孟买和上海会计师工作指数 .


]]> http://blog.recruit.net/2006/11/15/view-the-latest-job-trends-from-recruitnet-jobindexsm/feed/ http://blog.recruit.net/2006/11/03/add-recruitnet-job-search-to-your-web-site-or-blog/ http://blog.recruit.net/2006/11/03/add-recruitnet-job-search-to-your-web-site-or-blog/#comments Fri, 03 Nov 2006 08:56:22 +0000 admin General http://blog.recruit.net/2006/11/03/add-recruitnet-job-search-to-your-web-site-or-blog/ 您可以让用户们直接从您的网站或博客录搜索招聘搜上的成千上万份招聘。

我们刚推出了招聘搜 工作小贴录 recruit.net jobticker(sm) 和招聘搜 工作搜索箱 recruit.net job search box，让您可以轻易地把招聘搜的工作搜索功能带到您的网站或博客录上。

只需几分钟，快捷又简便！
看一看：

Search millions of jobs from thousands of companies across the web directly from your web site or blog.

We’re proud to announce the launch of the recruit.net jobticker(sm) and job search boxes which allows you to search millions of jobs from thousands of companies across the web direcly from your own web site or blog.

It take a couple of minutes to set up and is all done via a cool widget.
Check it out:



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