Workcircle Extends Free Trial and Launches CV Search Service

New CV search engine specializes in providing listings of cutting-edge Internet and web development candidates across the UK and internationally.

(PRWEB) June 1, 2006 -- New jobsite Workcircle has launched its CV search service, giving web development (http://www.workcircle.com/) experts and recruiters a new way to meet. To mark this launch, Workcircle has also extended its free trial for recruiters through until September.

Like its job search engine, Workcircle's CV search (http://www.workcircle.com/trial) uses tags to give jobseekers a more intuitive way to classify their CVs. By using their own terms to describe themselves, jobseekers are no longer put in a box. "On old-style jobsites, maybe you'd say you were a 'developer', and miss out on recruiters who were looking for 'programmers,'" says Workcircle CEO Simon Appleton.

For recruiters, Workcircle's new CV search service means they can fill a vacancy without the long process of advertising a job and then sifting the responses. Instead, the recruiter can search by tag for candidates with specific skills and experience.

"Workcircle uses new technology to bring jobseekers and recruiters together," says Appleton. "Our unique tag-based searching is far more effective than the keyword searching used elsewhere. We’re giving recruiters the chance to try this out for free – right through the summer."

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Simon Appleton
WORKCIRCLE LTD
http://www.workcircle.com/
0870 303 0203

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