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Hound is one of the many offspring of CEO and founder of CareerMission A. Harrison Barnes. Hound, while one of the newer job search sites from A. Harrison Barnes, is just as successful as the Crossing job search sites. Hound has more than 600,000 job listings you may or may not be aware of. Unlike the highly successful Crossing sites that cater to one specific job market, Hound gives you a taste of many different job markets. While Hound may be just another "job search site" it is much more then that.
Hound works by using a sophisticated technology that gathers job listing from millions of different sites. Instead of searching job sites one by one, Hound eliminates the hassle and stress by tracking down (like a hound dog) jobs that match your search criteria. While this might not sound like most innovative technology when it comes to job search sites, you cannot argue with the success of Hound and its impact on the job search market.
If you ever looked for a job online, you know what a daunting task it can become. You search maybe 10 sites, 20 sites or even 30 sites. You may come across five or six jobs you are interested in. You apply to five jobs and you get two call backs maybe. Out of all that energy spent the only thinking you came away with are two interviews and you are not guaranteed the job position. Is that how you want to continue to look for a job or even a career? That has to be a better way. Hound lists jobs that were previous "unlisted" to the mainstream public. Not all employers want to publish their opening because of high fee costs.
If you are looking for a new and exciting career then maybe taking a look at Hound is in your best interest. It is no secret that if someone applies to a job that few people know about, then that person has a higher chance of getting hired. Consider the jobs Hound gives the public a chance to apply for "underground"
Hound has been one of the most job search sites on the web and will continue to be successful. Not only do you have access to countless job opportunities but tons if "inside" information such as daily job search advice from A. Harrison Barnes, daily job search videos, resume distribution service and recent success stories of people just like looking for a job they can be happy with.
The common thread most people say they sign up or try Hound for free is how easy the site is to use. Easy access to thousands of quality jobs should be one of the priorities of all job search sites - unfortunately, it is not. Hound doesn’t just bark but it also packs a serious bite when it comes to giving job seekers REAL job opportunities. If you tired of those other job search sites and need a breath of fresh air then give Hound a look and see how your job search unfolds.
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