Find someone a job – and get a reward for it. That’s the idea behind MyJobCompany, a French start-up we met at the LeWeb 2013 show in London
All too may web start ups are based on a gift economy where users earn meaningless points, or pay for things with their eyeballs. MyJobCompany interested us right away – it is different in offering actual money.
The company is taking a familiar concept into the recruitment sphere. Whilst it looks like a social/business networking service, it also rewards those who help companies find employees. Any user who posts a link on their MyJobCompany account will be financially rewarded if their link is clicked by the applicant who eventually gets the job.
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