JobStreet Job Search

The JobStreet Android application allows you to find jobs easily from JobStreet.com any time and any where. You can also apply to jobs with 1 click once you have signed up for a JobStreet account at www.jobstreet.com.

JobStreet.com is the leading job site in South East Asia, with operations across Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, India and Japan. Over 60 thousand employers use JobStreet.com to find employees, and over 8 million jobseekers find employment through JobStreet.com.

Recent changes JobStreet Job Search
- Add support for more screens
- Improve connectivity
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Job Search HireADroid

New - search jobs on LinkedIn!
Find your dream job with HireADroid the only Android job search app that supports single query across multiple job search engines and multiple countries

FEATURES Job Search HireADroid :
* NEW! LinkedIn job search is added
* NEW! See your recently viewed jobs on the search screen
* Viewed jobs are marked read similar to email Inbox
* Mark jobs as favorites and see all selected jobs in one location
* Annotate favorite jobs with your own comments
* Search LinkUp, Beyond.com, LinkedIn, SimplyHired, Indeed.com & CareerBuilder from one single query
* Save and load frequent searches, post, email, tweet, note, etc
* Widget
* Integrated quick search

TIPS Job Search HireADroid :
* Use multiple keywords
* Use specially formatted terms such as title(Sales) or company(Google)
* If auto-location fails please input location manually
* Location accepts postal (zip) code or combination of city, state
* People in UK or other locals, please enter location manually and dont forget to select (re-select) your country from dropdown list
* Do you know that you can search from results view without going back to the home view? Simply click hard/soft button on your device
* To search on LinkedIn you need LinkedIn account (www.linkedin.com)
* Currently LinkedIn supports localized searches by ZIP code only (no city, name)

DISCLAIMER:
HireADroid is a search aggregator. Final listing is provided by vendors. How to apply for a job is up to the vendor. You may want to email listings to yourself or opt to open detailed listing in the mobile browser to simplify the process. Both of these options are available from the menu

Recent changes Job Search HireADroid :
v. 3.1.1
* Fixed LinkedIn login fails for country other than US
* Minor bug fixes

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A new kind of summer job open source coding with Google Summer of Code

Its only Spring Break for most college students, but summer vacation will be here before you know it. Instead of getting stuck babysitting your little sister or mowing your neighbors lawn, apply for Google Summer of Code and spend the summer of 2012 earning money writing code for open source projects.

Google Summer of Code is a global program that gives university students a stipend to write code for open source projects over a three month period. Accepted students are paired with a mentor from the participating projects, gaining exposure to real-world software development and the opportunity for future employment in areas related to their academic pursuits. Best of all, more source code is created and released for the use and benefit of all.

For the past ten days, interested students have had the opportunity to review the ideas pages for this year’s 180 accepted projects and research which projects they would like to contribute to this year. We hope all interested students will apply! Submit your proposal to the mentoring organizations via the Google Summer of Code program website from today through Friday, April 6 at 19:00 UTC.

Google Summer of Code is a highly competitive program with a limited number of spots. Students should consult the Google Summer of Code student manual for suggestions on how to write a quality proposal that will grab the attention of the mentoring organizations. Multiple proposals are allowed but we highly recommend focusing on quality over quantity. The mentoring organizations have many proposals to review, so it is important to follow each organization’s specific guidelines or templates and we advise you to submit your proposal early so you can receive timely feedback.

For more tips, see a list of some helpful dos and don’ts for successful student participation written by a group of experienced Google Summer of Code administrators, our user’s guide for the program site, Frequently Asked Questions and timeline. You can also stay up-to-date on all things Google Summer of Code on our Google Open Source blog, mailing lists or on Internet relay chat at #gsoc on Freenode.

To learn more about Google Summer of Code, tune in to the Google Students page on Google+ next Monday, April 2 at 3:30pm PT for a Hangout on Air with open source programs manager Chris DiBona. Hell be talking about Google Summer of Code with other members of the open source team at Google. Submit your questions about the program between now and next Monday using the hashtag #gsochangout, and Chris and the open source team will answer them live during the Hangout On Air.

Good luck to all the open source coders out there, and remember to submit your proposals early—you only have until April 6!

Posted by Carol Smith, Open Source Team

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