myStaffingPro Applicant Tracking System Increases Web 2.0 Functionality

myStaffingPro Increases Job Sharing with Web 2.0 Functionality on Clients' Career Search Screens

Jul. 15, 2008 08:00 AM

myStaffingPro has added new Web 2.0 functionality into their clients’ career search screens. The free enhancement expands upon the applicant’s current ability to sign up for a career RSS feed.

The RSS feed enables prospective applicants to sign up and receive new job positings directly on their feed reader or Google homepage. This feature provides one-click access to review a newly opened position and apply without having to manually visit the client’s career search screen.

myStaffingPro has taken Web 2.0 a step further by adding the “Share Opening” functionality to the job description. This enables applicants to easily share and distribute a job opening with friends, colleagues, and relatives. The applicant can select from over 30 services to share the opening, including: MySpace, Facebook, Reddit, Digg, and Twitter.

"myStaffingPro is dedicated to reaching job seekers in the next-generation Web. The new Web 2.0 functionality provides savvy applicants with a cutting edge platform to share posted job openings,” said product development manager Jennifer Brogee.

The Web 2.0 functionality is immediately available to all standard myStaffingPro clients free of charge.

Published Jul. 15, 2008— Reads 1,671
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