"Making money by allowing companies to pay for better search placement is to put a good tool in the hands of interest-seekers with bad intentions," it said.
Kroll Worldwide, a company that specializes in corporate security services, also had a jump in interest from job seekers.
But squaring the circle of a small group of engaged users and zero obvious revenue potential with increasing infrastructure/support costs — due to transient popularity spikes and the unfortunate interest of lulz seekers — was never going to be sustainable.
But there is plenty to keep the adventure seekers interested.
You asked me about the big challenges – I should have said the first and most immediate challenge was to bring forward a new land acquisition law, to replace this 117-year-old-act, which balances out interests of land seekers with land owners and users.
From the review of extant literature, organisation attraction includes the means of getting a job seeker to view an organization as a positive place to work (Turban & Greening, 1997); and the extent to which the perceived benefits interest a job seeker to make him pursue an employment opportunity with an organisation (Berthon et al., 2005; Cable & Turban, 2003).
Hundreds of South Floridians showed up at Sun Life Stadium on Thursday for what the Miami Dolphins dubbed an "opportunity fair" for job seekers interested in helping modernize the venue.
The Vedanta Society, which eventually established centers in most major U.S. cities, was the place for seekers interested in Hinduism, Indian philosophy, and yogic meditation in the early part of the 20th century.
"We are trying to be of interest to both job seekers and employers.
About a hundred people listened to speeches describing the "military interests of the profit seekers".
David Brooks, in "Where Are the Liberals?" (column, Jan . 10, rails against both political parties for allowing the government to be taken over by "rent seekers," special-interest groups that use the government to accumulate power and money.
