Baltimore, MD (openPR) 1 October 2010

Does anyone seeking employment in today’s economy know that the perfect job – or even an interview – can seem like an insurmountable challenge. However, many do not know that the task is particularly difficult for the employer – Rent is expensive. Employers often pay for 0, jobs sites like Monster.com and CareerBuilder post, and sometimes pay more in order to regain access by employees.


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Yoomly Fink, a junior at Loyola University Maryland, offers a new solution of the free market in search of candidates is based. Yoomly, which was called the competition “Amazon.com” talented candidates for jobs in a market-like format. Rather than detailed, takes a long time, the employees simply compare user profiles. Instead of blindly applying candidate, candidates can see their competition, both more effective and time saving. Yoomly is open to candidates from all areas of status or employment, including part-time, full-time employees and freelancers.

At a time when employers often believe they can not afford to hire more help (and then can not her business) Yoomly promises to help employers find employees, they can afford. (Both free) on the employer or search jobs Yoomly profiles to choose the employer to let employees against each other for their competitive position. was in the same way that eBay buys online shoppers affordable and provide the products to benefit buyers and sellers, Yoomly promises to the opportunities and increase the speed of the search for qualified candidates online.

Yoomly has some other very interesting advantages for the employees. Apart from helping to emerge more clearly against their competition, so they see their competitors Yoomly gives employees a significant amount of exposure. When staff or freelancers to make an account Yoomly, they are also visible to employers and others on their research in Google. Traditionally, employees submit their resumes into a database is closed on a single site. Yoomly profiles other hand, often on the first page of search results displayed.

Yoomly is now in beta, and is funded by Wasabi Ventures.

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