Posts Tagged ‘job post’

Tuesday, December 13th, 2011

Some good data just came out about small business. First, the indicators measuring ‘optimism’ rose from 90 percent to 92 percent. Hiring expectations also rose to seven percent up from three percent.

Could 2012 be a good year for small business? We certainly hope so, as do the tons candidates looking for jobs and internships with companies like yours.
 

For those of you planning on hiring interns next year, here are three tips to help make your hiring a success:

  1. Start Early: Whether you’re
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Monday, April 11th, 2011


We’ve talked again and again about the importance of writing a good job post when looking for part-time help and interns. Your job description is your chance to get candidates excited about your opportunity while communicating the needs at your company.

Need some help writing a stellar description? Fill in the blanks below and you’ll be on your way. Oh, and the information below is from one of our recent job posts – but feel free to borrow it!

Sell your company and the opportunity:read more

Saturday, January 22nd, 2011

How to Write a Job Description that Will Snag the Best Urban Intern for Your Company

With so many talented, young professionals looking for internships, part-time jobs and freelance opportunities, it can be difficult to narrow down the field and find one that’s right for your company. If you’ve had trouble finding the perfect fit in the past – or are searching for your very first Urban Intern – you may want to evaluate the effectiveness of your job description. Keep in mind … read more

Thursday, September 24th, 2009
Last week we told you about one of our recent users, savvy lawyer and insurance guru, Keith Le Pack. Keith heard about Urban Interns from a colleague and quickly posted a job-on a Friday night, no less.
When we checked in with Keith this week, he already hired an incredible Urban Intern. Now that’s the kind of success story we like to hear about!
We’re often asked for advice on what makes a good job post, so we decided to do some first-hand research … read more