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April 24, 2012 07:03 pm GMT
The job-hunting market today is getting a little more social: Path.to, a kind of About.me-meets-LinkedIn service that lets people create image-filled, sleek professional profiles for themselves online, is today relaunching itself as a network to connect those professionals with job openings.And taking a pro-tip from the matchmaking site eHarmony, Path.to has developed an algorithm to create "compatibility" scores between job seekers and job vacancies. It says it is the first online job service to offer this feature. It is also today announcing a $1.5 million round of strategic funding from HR giant Adecco to help it along the way.
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With $1.5M From Adecco, Path.To Wants To Be The EHarmony For Jobs In Silicon Valley And Beyond
The job-hunting market today is getting a little more social: Path.to, a kind of About.me-meets-LinkedIn service that lets people create image-filled, sleek professional profiles for themselves online, is today relaunching itself as a network to connect those professionals with job openings.And taking a pro-tip from the matchmaking site eHarmony, Path.to has developed an algorithm to create "compatibility" scores between job seekers and job vacancies. It says it is the first online job service to offer this feature. It is also today announcing a $1.5 million round of strategic funding from HR giant Adecco to help it along the way.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/-quNVJzq7hQ/
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