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To: jopawa who wrote (87415)	8/2/1999 11:03:00 AM
From: changedmyname	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 119973

CBDR and HOTJ: here's the similar descriptions of each: HotJobs.com is pulling out all the stops in an effort to fan the flames of online recruiting. The company that spent nearly half of its 1998 revenue on a 30-second commercial airing during the 1999 Super Bowl has enticed more than 1,500 employers (Amazon.com, IBM, NIKE) to use its recruiting Web site. In excess of 350,000 job seekers have joined the HotJobs.com database of potential employees. The company generates revenue from the fees it charges employers to use its service (job seekers are not charged). It also offers online job fairs and recruiting software. Chairman and CEO Richard Johnson founded HotJobs.com in 1997. Investors include Bessemer Venture Partners, Boston Millennia, and Generation Partners. --------------- CareerBuilder does things the new-fashioned way: online. The company brings employers and potential employees together through its CareerBuilder.com Web site. Some 550 companies (such as Microsoft, Bristol-Myers Squibb, and GTE Interworking) use CareerBuilder to post their employment offerings. These clients often use the company's TeamBuilder services and software to post job ads and conduct online recruiting. Job seekers can access the site's search feature or gather employment-related information. The company also posts job openings on 18 other sites associated with its CareerBuilder Network, including those of Black Enterprise, The Dallas Morning News, and Business Week ONLINE.