Standout Jobs has launched

Montreal’s own Standout Jobs has launched Reception this morning. Founders Ben Yoskovitz, Fred Ngo, and Austin Hill are in California for DEMO 2008, where they’re presenting on Wednesday morning.

Standout Jobs is all about providing companies with advanced tools to use for recruiting. Companies can use Standout Jobs to easily build customized recruiting micro-sites to publicize their openings and provide a rich experience for prospective employees, enhancing their ability to land the best candidates. As well, their backend gives companies enhanced tools to get their job postings out to a variety of different job sites. (More information at Mashable).

I think Standout Jobs is going to do very well both at DEMO and with customers. It addresses a real pain point for small and medium size businesses and I am sure it will pay for itself after one or two good hires. Congratulations to the whole team!

4 comments ↓

#1 StandoutJob 08 Launch | Quebec Valley on 01.29.08 at 11:14 am

[…] in the valley, StandoutJob’s blog, Instigator, I never nu, Web1979, MontrealTechWatch, TechCFO, Mikel.org and Guillaume […]

#2 heri on 01.29.08 at 1:23 pm

funny

i just found out you had the same color scheme as standout’s

especially in the icon.

#3 mikel on 01.29.08 at 1:35 pm

Yeah, it’s very similar. They clearly have very good taste! I’ve been using this colour scheme since early 2002 in several different configurations. Before that mikel.org was bright yellow (jarring!).

#4 Standout Jobs Launching at DEMO 08 - Live Broadcast Today! « Silicon Island on 01.30.08 at 5:36 am

[…] well as local sites such as A frog in the valley, I never nu, Web1979, MontrealTechWatch, TechCFO, Mikel.org, Guillaume Thoreau, and Quebec […]

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