
Under the Hood: LinkUp Job Search Engine
Always Current: When a company adds or removes a job from the company site, the LinkUp site updates itself — automatically.
Often Unadvertised: All jobs are collected directly from company websites, not ‘pay-for’ job boards.
Never Fake: You won’t find duplicate jobs or work at home scams. Just high-quality job listings.
As of this writing, LinkUp has 410,043 available jobs, and 19,629 company websites in its database.
Jobs Available in LinkUp Database
The results below show position titles (without location specified) that I searched on (as of May 2nd), over a few day period, in the LinkUp database. These titles represent common members on Program Management teams, in software development settings.
97,189 open Customer Experience Management jobs
91,432 open Product Manager jobs
90,701 open Program Manager jobs
63,707 open Marketing jobs
55,226 open Technical Communicator jobs
51,448 open Technical Support jobs
43,078 open Information Designer jobs
42,849 open Software Developer jobs
30,429 open Customer Relationship Management jobs
26,637 open System Administrator jobs
15,674 open Technical Writing jobs
12,211open Web Designer jobs
11,192 open User Experience Designer jobs
10,957 open Hardware Developer jobs
2,823 open Software Quality Assurance jobs
Peg and Four-Year-Old Son Enter LinkUp Contest
I completed the job searches in the LinkUp database and tweeted my results on Twitter, as part of an online contest, How You Can Help Job Seekers Using Twitter, sponsored by JobDig chairman, G.L. Hoffman.
Yesterday, Hoffman selected me as the contest’s interim winner, based on a quote from my four-year son, which I tweeted about, in less than 140 characters, as follows:
To four-year-old son: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” “A king.” Check out his chances: http://tinyurl.com/d45mj8
My prize for searching on my small son’s noble career ambition in the LinkUp database and for reporting the result to the Twitter community is a graph G.L. Hoffman included in his blog post: Peg is the Interim Winner, But There’s Still Time. My son’s graph is a fun family memory–one which we’ll all enjoy, long after this recession is over. Thank you, G.L.
(For some good, related advice on keeping a job search in perspective, see Job search is serious, but take time to laugh.)
Photo Credit, ocean yamaha
Other Related Links

Pingback: C.B. Whittemore’s Social Media Series: Bridging New & Old « Peg Mulligan’s Blog
Nice blog… Liked it very much….can someone give me some other related blog address..???Newsy appreciated..!!!