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The company started out solving the "search" problem for consumers, but it is beginning to work with health insurers, integrated delivery networks, employers and provider groups, as well.
Simon Reichwald is director of Bright Futures - a company which helps students make career choices, network with employers and develop employability skills Work experience is important but it's not the be all and end all: It is a route to get the skills you need to be successful in a job.
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Jack Hanley, executive director of the Network of Employers for Traffic Safety, a nonprofit public-private partnership said, "I think there is a sense of urgency" among companies to put distracted-driving policies in place.
They do this by bringing together a network of employers and alumni who can get students access to well-paying jobs with the Valley's leading technology companies.
Seelio instead allows students to customize an online portfolio featuring their work, student projects, career interests, and more, and then, even more importantly, it connects them to a job search network where employers looking for recent college grads – or even undergrads – can post jobs and message students who match their hiring needs.
According to September 2015 study done by the Society for Human Resource Management, more than one-half (57%) of organizations had sourced new hires through LinkedIn, which is not surprising, since LinkedIn is the premier social network for employers and job seekers.
