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MyIrishJob.com vs IrishJobs.ie

alfil2003 · 2003-05-03 17:31:14

if you want to advertise, please feel free to talk to any admin about paying a fee for the privilage. locked this time....

03-05-2003 6:31pm

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alfil2003

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if you want to advertise, please feel free to talk to any admin about paying a fee for the privilage.

locked this time....

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#2 03-05-2003 6:41pm

DeVore

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As far as my research goes, you ARE that young Irish Webmaster resident in Ireland.

Thanks. Locked.

DeV.

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#3 03-05-2003 6:48pm

alfil2003

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?
Ma???

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#4 03-05-2003 6:51pm

Boston

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MA? anywho, doesn't seem locked

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#5 04-05-2003 3:01am

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All these sites look the same to me, same jobs on them all, advertised for a month and then the date changed so they look like they are newly posted. I don't get the point myself.

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#6 04-05-2003 11:57am

ando

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Is it true some of these sites advertise jobs that don't exsist, so as to update their Cv database's ?

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#7 04-05-2003 1:24pm

Evil Phil

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Not so much that they're lying but that they advertise for people with certain skills for 'positions', not for actual jobs.

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