Elance, another general project outsourcing, produced some fine articles that I’d like to share with anyone who thinks they might have work to outsource, but isn’t sure. Top 100 Projects You Can Outsource Everyone seems to be talking about Everyday Outsourcing these days. Here’s a list of 100 projects to help you get started. 25 …
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We’d like to feature YOU in our Blog. Maybe something nice happened yesterday in your business. Perhaps you have details of an unusual experience. A special act of kindness which made a customer for life. Don’t be shy. Don’t be afraid of publicity. Especially, good publicity. Tell us. We’ll print the details in …
Israel as a viable outsourcing option: barriers to entry
I had an unpleasant e-mail exchange with a remote employer recently. Unprovoked, she told me all about the woes she had gone through trying to fill some phone sales from home positions. Here are some of he complaints she had. I’m listing these here in an attempt to educate future applicants for any position with …
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Jewish Standard: Area native’s Website helps Israelis find work
Area native’s Website helps Israelis find work By Abigail Klein LeichmanPublished 04/18/2008at http://www.jstandard.com/articles/4172/1/Area-native%92s-Website-helps-Israelis-find-work Zvi Landsman was determined to make a living in Israel, and he also wants to help other educated and motivated immigrants make ends meet. In September, the 28-year-old Teaneck native launched JobShuk, a Web-based employment network that seeks to pair Israel-based freelancers …
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The Jerusalem Post: Businesses go to market
Apr 7, 2008 10:01 | Updated Apr 7, 2008 11:54at http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1207486210267&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull Businesses go to market By ABE SELIG Jobshuk.com, an on-line networking site geared toward connecting Israeli businesses and overseas companies, on Tuesday is launching a real-time, interactive exhibition via the Internet to bring together its users and potential clients worldwide. Photo: Courtesy Using Skype, a program …
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Israel National News: New Web Site Facilitates Zionist Outsourcing
Published: 04/02/08, 11:20 AMat: http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/125773 New Web Site Facilitates Zionist Outsourcing by Ezra HaLevi if (sLinkData != “”) document.write(“Edit“); (IsraelNN.com) A new immigrant has launched a web site to help fellow olim as well as Jews worldwide who want to help on the direct, grassroots level. JobShuk.com (“shuk” is Hebrew for “market”) was created by …
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The Jewish Press: Help Wanted. Must Live In Israel
Help Wanted. Must Live In Israel By: Jeremy Wimpfheimer Date Posted: March 12, 2008Originally Printed at http://www.thejewishpress.com/displaycontent_new.cfm?contentid=30661&mode=a The option of doing business with Israeli-based service providers has recently become much easier. A new online initiative, JobShuk.com is essentially just as its name describes, a network of individuals and small companies in Israel who are …
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Webinar Archive: Why Olim make great Entrepreneurs
Remote Recruiters Pros and Cons
Many recruiting and headhunting firms have adopted a business model that incorporates off-site, geographically dispersed personnel under the moniker of remote recruiters. Much of the increasing popularity of this model is attributable to the flexibility made possible by the growth of the Internet. Connectivity permits a firm to increase its market presence without incurring the …
Nisht in Shabbos Gereht, vol. 22: Parshat Tzav
Why does the Torah go into so much detail about Korbanot? Most people nowadays fall asleep when the Parsha goes into detail about the Mishkan construction and the sacrifices. We even see in the Haftorah for Tzav, taken from Yirmiyahu, that Hashem didn’t command the forefathers with sacrifices. All He asked was that they hear …
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