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Who's Being Flipped?
Resume Robot, the premier search engine for resumes, has released "Who's Being Flipped" statistics for 2001. The Flipsearch tool, available at www.resumerobot.com, uses advanced search technology to find employees and former employees of specific companies.
Resume Robot, the premier search engine for resumes, has released "Who's Being Flipped" statistics for 2001.
The Flipsearch tool, available at www.resumerobot.com, uses advanced search technology to find employees and former employees of specific companies. Employers and recruiters may target specific companies to locate the skills and experience for their job requirements. Statistics were gathered from over 28,000 flipsearches performed during 2001.
The top 100 company (and university) websites being flipped during 2001 were:
lucent.com, ibm.com, oracle.com, peoplesoft.com, nortel.com, microsoft.com, motorola.com, hp.com, intel.com, siebel.com, raytheon.com, ml.com, pwcglobal.com, jdedwards.com, nortelnetworks.com, sun.com, nokia.com, sprint.com, stanford.edu, qualcomm.com, visicom.com, siemens.com, teradyne.com, xerox.com, utexas.edu
verizon.com, ti.com, merck.com, sap.com, yahoo.com, pwc.com, ixl.com, sdrc.com, sgi.com, xilinx.com, i2.com, kpmg.com, pfizer.com, qwest.com, sterlingcommerce.com, swisscom.com, lockheedmartin.com, marchfirst.com, peregrine.com, tibco.com, lds.com, staples.com, ucla.edu, wareforce.com, mit.edu
razorfish.com, wellsfargo.com, monster.com, ncr.com, siac.com, seagate.com, lilly.com, pricewaterhouse.com, simplexis.com, standardregister.com, vailresorts.com, mcleodusa.com, synquest.com, weyerhaeuser.com, mci.com, shell.com, manugistics.com, networks.com, softwarespectrum.com, standardtextile.com, tradealliance.com, tradecom.com, trade-ranger.com, victaulic.com, warnerlambert.com
latticesemi.com, scient.com, jpmorgan.com, target.com, praxair.com, prudential.com, saintmarys.com, tdmarketsite.com, wellpoint.com, kraft.com, ltx.com, tivoli.com, kimberly-clark.com, pratt-whitney.com, sybase.com, tellabs.com, textron.com, xpedior.com, jobst-usa.com, keane.com, lhsl.com, national.com, paccar.com, pilkington.com, princeton.edu
The Resume Robot search tools logged over 200,000 searches during 2001. The top 20 locations being searched were:
ca, ny, nj, ma, tx, il, wa, oh, mn, ct, va, pa, md, uk, ga, dc, co, fl, or, mi
Top 100 search terms used were:
engineer, sales, c++, java, unix, design, software, oracle, asic, marketing, director, sap, sql, new, dba, developer, embedded, programmer, rf, analyst, systems, manufacturing, analog, architect, development
quality, medical, network, fpga, nt, telecom, peoplesoft, visual, project, electrical, security, mechanical, solaris, business, product, pharmaceutical, management, administrator, semiconductor, cobol, optical, technical, system, vb, bsee
admin, insurance, financial, sybase, accountant, hardware, power, wireless, crm, accounting, consultant, retail, qa, storage, cisco, cpa, digital, basic, construction, perl, visual-basic, data, verilog, erp, wastewater
engineering, asp, ic, process, human, dsp, telecommunications, pcb, nurse, cad, product-manager, ejb, html, dreamweaver, linux, xml, device, tcp, project-manager, controller, resources, clinical, research, aix, circuit
The Resume Robot suite of advanced data-mining tools help recruiters and employers maximize their competitive advantage in a slowing economy, and improve their candidate sourcing efficiency, without the need to attend expensive training seminars.
Contact:
Mike Clark
888 999 2181
mike@resumerobot.com
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