We are seeking a dedicated sales team to make phone sales from home. No experience necessary. Just the ability to talk to people.
FewMillionJobs.com is an online job board revolutionizing the way job searches are done online. We are looking for serious, persistent, hard-working people to contact companies and sell them on placing job postings on our website. This is your chance to grow with a company starting from the ground up. We value your help and will reward you with bonuses and incentives as the company grows. And it will, because the concept is already attracting companies and job seekers alike.
This is a real opportunity to work from home. Part-time or full-time depending on how much time you want to invest and how much money you want to make. Obviously, we prefer a full-time commitment, but realize that you want to work from home precisely because you have other commitments... like your children.
Serious and committed individuals need apply. We want you to truly learn everything about our site and all it has to offer. Great opportunity for persuasive sales people who are truly committed. Contact amy@fewmillionjobs.com to get started.
Monday, January 15, 2007
Tuesday, January 9, 2007
FMJ featured throughout the Web
Word about FewMillionJobs.com is circulating quickly throughout the internet. Our press release via BusinessWire was picked up by hundreds of sites. Most notably, FMJ was featured by Forbes.com, among other news websites and portals. News sites around the world, including the United Kingdom, Germany, India and Korea have even published stories about our launch.
I expected sites relating to industry news, technical innovations, job search/career information would be interested in FMJ, but to see references at non-profit sites, medical malpractice sites, and retirement sites? Check out page 2 and page 6 of a Google search for FewMillionJobs.
Bloggers have also referenced FMJ. One of our client’s job listings was featured on Ned’s Job of the Week blog for communications professionals, among other miscellaneous blogs.
Thank you all for making my job of spreading the word about FewMillionJobs.com, the internet’s word-of-mouth tool for online job seekers, a little easier.
I expected sites relating to industry news, technical innovations, job search/career information would be interested in FMJ, but to see references at non-profit sites, medical malpractice sites, and retirement sites? Check out page 2 and page 6 of a Google search for FewMillionJobs.
Bloggers have also referenced FMJ. One of our client’s job listings was featured on Ned’s Job of the Week blog for communications professionals, among other miscellaneous blogs.
Thank you all for making my job of spreading the word about FewMillionJobs.com, the internet’s word-of-mouth tool for online job seekers, a little easier.
Monday, January 8, 2007
About FMJ --- One small step
How do you become the internet's word-of-mouth tool for online job seekers?
I have been assigned the awesome task of letting the world know about our "revolutionary" new job board. FewMillionJobs.com (FMJ) is revolutionary in that job postings are visually based.
Graphic presentations in the form of a company logo represent a specific job posting. A job seeker can read a short description of a job listing by simply moving the mouse over a certain logo or image. People looking for jobs will be able to see companies that are hiring and available jobs at a glance, saving them the time and effort needed to read through and click on thousands of lines of text on traditional job boards.
FMJ is also more secure and private for job seekers who wish to search for jobs anonymously. It is a job board and not a resume board. You don't have to post your resume if you are seriously looking for a job, thus eliminating unwanted solicitations from recruiting companies with false promises and no real leads, not to mention the occasional company selling a product or service or get-rich-quick MLM.
Our online job board acts as the direct link to the company that is hiring. After scrolling over and reading short job descriptions of a position or industry you are interested in, you can apply directly at the company's site by clicking on that same logo. You will also be able to research the company: read about what they do, their company culture, industry, etc...
Everything is quicker, faster, more efficient---available with just a click of the mouse button. Now, if you need help with your resume, that's a different story... fodder for a future post.
I have been assigned the awesome task of letting the world know about our "revolutionary" new job board. FewMillionJobs.com (FMJ) is revolutionary in that job postings are visually based.
Graphic presentations in the form of a company logo represent a specific job posting. A job seeker can read a short description of a job listing by simply moving the mouse over a certain logo or image. People looking for jobs will be able to see companies that are hiring and available jobs at a glance, saving them the time and effort needed to read through and click on thousands of lines of text on traditional job boards.
FMJ is also more secure and private for job seekers who wish to search for jobs anonymously. It is a job board and not a resume board. You don't have to post your resume if you are seriously looking for a job, thus eliminating unwanted solicitations from recruiting companies with false promises and no real leads, not to mention the occasional company selling a product or service or get-rich-quick MLM.
Our online job board acts as the direct link to the company that is hiring. After scrolling over and reading short job descriptions of a position or industry you are interested in, you can apply directly at the company's site by clicking on that same logo. You will also be able to research the company: read about what they do, their company culture, industry, etc...
Everything is quicker, faster, more efficient---available with just a click of the mouse button. Now, if you need help with your resume, that's a different story... fodder for a future post.
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