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west.mGoogle Plus is seen as Google's attempt to play catch-up with Facebook, but many of its users feel that they can use it as a job finder. They feel that as you can talk directly to influential people on Google Plus, and as early users are more open, the network can be used as a job finder. It can function as a job finder because users can interact one-on-one with industry leaders.
Google Plus is not a natural job finder, but its smart search capabilities allow you to find people on the basis of their interests, jobs, industry and views. Career networking becomes possible as you have a greater control over your content, and the wealth of information on Google Plus makes it a great job finder for users connected with industry leaders.
Aug 09 2011
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Niccolò CarantiTasti D-Lite, a US frozen yoghurt franchise is all set to open its first store in Australia. The New York-based Fro-Yo franchise, which was established in 1987, has a huge market in the United States and in other countries as well, and is very popular for its healthy frozen yoghurt. The franchise also has a strong campaign promoting its low fat and low calorie products. Tasti D-Lite has confirmed that it will open its first Australian store in Melbourne, on Chapel Street. This operation is to take place by the end of August, and the franchise has further plans of opening at least 30 chains all across Australia by the end of five years. MD of Tasti D-Lite Australia, John Crawford believes that the franchise will catch on quick with the latest Oz health fad helping its cause.
Aug 09 2011
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Sch01arThree Arizona State University students have made the shortlist for 'College Entrepreneur of 2011' contest for their exclusive innovations. The three start-ups that have been selected for the competition hail from ASU's Edson Student Entrepreneur Initiative.
The ventures of these start-ups include the development of an app for vets to diagnose small animals, the development of 3D content and systems to change how people interact and converting steel shipping containers into medical clinics.
The winner of 'College Entrepreneur of 2011' will be decided by voting that has already started and will continue until September.
The winner of entrepreneur contest will be rewarded with US$5,000 in prize money. Along with that, the winning company will also be featured in Entrepreneur magazine's January 2012 edition.
Aug 09 2011