Monday, 9 February 2009
News Release - Video CVs Find Their Audience
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Young professionals changing the way they search for opportunites online
Bejant, the professional careers network, has announced that it has seen a surge in the creation of video profiles since the advent of the recent economic troubles.
Bejant, a new online job seeking website, is one of only a handful of services to offer the ability to create Digital CVs that include a video element. In recent months, the company has seen a surge of video uploads as the economic crisis worsens and people explore new and innovative ways to convey their skills to potential employers.
Bejant, the professional careers network, has announced that it has seen a surge in the creation of video profiles since the advent of the recent economic troubles.
Aimed partly at the emerging population of "digital natives" who have grown up with profiles on social networks such as Facebook and Bebo, Bejant encourages the use of tags and the building of personalised "career communitees" in order to help its users find the ideal opportunity - from Part Time work and Apprenticeships through to Volunteer positions and Mentoring opportunities.
Glenn Bishop, Bejant Co-Founder, commented, "Many of today's new graduates already have at least one online presence on a social netowork, but snowboarding videos are not necessarily what employers are looking for in a Digital CV. We created Bejant to give people the chance to establish a truly professional online profile that will help them find the right job with the right organisation even in these very tough economic times."
Bejant uses rich-media, intelligent tagging and social web elements to increase matching efficiencies, improve searches and reduce hiring times for job seekers and employers alike.
Bejant is free for job seekers and offers innovative payment packages for employers and currently offers free opportunity listings for all registered UK charities.
Sign in and find out more at www.bejant.com
Young professionals changing the way they search for opportunites online
Bejant, the professional careers network, has announced that it has seen a surge in the creation of video profiles since the advent of the recent economic troubles.
Bejant, a new online job seeking website, is one of only a handful of services to offer the ability to create Digital CVs that include a video element. In recent months, the company has seen a surge of video uploads as the economic crisis worsens and people explore new and innovative ways to convey their skills to potential employers.
Bejant, the professional careers network, has announced that it has seen a surge in the creation of video profiles since the advent of the recent economic troubles.
Aimed partly at the emerging population of "digital natives" who have grown up with profiles on social networks such as Facebook and Bebo, Bejant encourages the use of tags and the building of personalised "career communitees" in order to help its users find the ideal opportunity - from Part Time work and Apprenticeships through to Volunteer positions and Mentoring opportunities.
Glenn Bishop, Bejant Co-Founder, commented, "Many of today's new graduates already have at least one online presence on a social netowork, but snowboarding videos are not necessarily what employers are looking for in a Digital CV. We created Bejant to give people the chance to establish a truly professional online profile that will help them find the right job with the right organisation even in these very tough economic times."
Bejant uses rich-media, intelligent tagging and social web elements to increase matching efficiencies, improve searches and reduce hiring times for job seekers and employers alike.
Bejant is free for job seekers and offers innovative payment packages for employers and currently offers free opportunity listings for all registered UK charities.
Sign in and find out more at www.bejant.com
Labels: cv, digital, employers, job, job seekers, online, opportunities, professional, search, video
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