Recruitment Service Links Students, Employers

  • 02/01/02

JobGusher.com is an online recruitment service that connects high school and college students, as well as recent college graduates and graduate students, with employers. The site lists full- and part-time positions, internships, seasonal and temporary work, as well as other career opportunities. The site also offers an individualized recruitment product, featuring online guidance information with job-seeker tips and hints; wireless notification of job matches or requests from an employer to apply for a job; 24-hour customer care support via e-mail; phone and real-time chat during regular business hours; and a personalized My JobGusher homepage.

For schools and employers, the site offers recruitment assistance tools such as free job postings, employment resources and tips for students, reports, a database of available jobs, featured employer reviews, highlighted jobs, and online job fairs. Job Gusher.com is also affiliated with Mapping Your Future, a site that specializes in counseling students and families about college, career and financial aid choices through the Web. JobGusher.com, Austin, TX, (866) JOB-GUSH, www.jobgusher.com.

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