Search Jobs in Malaysia at Recruit.net
Good news for all job seekers in Malaysia. Recruit.net, a popular vertical search engine for jobs, launched its Malaysian job search engine — malaysia.recruit.net
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About Recruit.net
Recruit.net is a vertical search engine for jobs in Web 2.0 style, which has received great reviews in blogsphere. It is not a job content, publishing and hosting site like JobsDB or Jobstreet. Recruit.net crawls the Internet for job information and index them in search database, in short, it is “Google for jobs”.
Why use Recruit.net?
Back to the time when I was seeking for a job, I spent a lot of time by visiting tons of recruitment websites and searching for jobs from each site. It was so Web 1.0 and time wasting.
Recruit.net is the job searching solution in Web 2.0 age. It is one-stop solution for your job search. You gain free access to millions of jobs from thousands of companies with just one click. Job seekers can also track new jobs via email alerts or RSS feeds.
If you register free Recruit.net account, you can record your job searches, manage alerts and upload resumes for employers to contact you directly.
At its new launch, currently Malaysia Recruit.net has 21,218 jobs listed, job seekers in Malaysia can now search and track all jobs in Malaysia with one easy search.
Review Malaysia Recruit.net
Image: Malaysia Recruit.net job search
At first glance, Malaysia Recruit.net has a fresh and clean design. A search box for keywords and location search. The search box is AJAX powered which return search suggestions as soon as you are typing. A list of top Malaysia cities with jobs count is under the search box.
Image: Malaysia Recruit.net returns search suggestions
The searched keyword is highlighted in job search result. You can sort the jobs by best match or latest jobs first. The listing is a combination of many sources. On the left sidebar are the options to browse by companies, date, search suggestions, as well as recent searches.
Each job listing has a summary of job and a link to the company. There is a link to the original content page where you can apply for that particular position.
Image: Malaysia Recruit.net job search result
Found a job that is suitable for your friend? You can email it to your friend directly from the jobs listing. The “Research company” links under More Options allows you to get more information about a company and avoid job listing scam.
My two cents
If you are looking for a new job, I highly recommend Malaysia Recruit.net (or, Recruit.net for non-Malaysian). Job searching is an easy job with Recruit.net. Try it and tell them what do you think.
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Never heard this web before. Is it new ?
some how, jobstreet is hard to look for job, each day few new job… other then jobstreet the rest are also less choice…. i will try this out…thank for intro…
@MYHR: Recruit.net started in 2006 and Malaysia Recruit.net will officially be launched next week. :)
Hi,
It seems their site has been down for more that 4 hours straight. I would like to check out their site. Is Recruit.net a Malaysian based company?
Well just so that everyone knows, Slashes & Dots Sdn Bhd has just launched a new web2.0 job site as well. It’s called TechBeat.com.my – http://www.techbeat.com.my
Other than that, there’s another Malaysian based job site that newly launched, called AllyHunt.com.
Liew, I think it will be a great idea for you to write a comparison between both AllyHunt and TechBeat as both of them are Malaysian made companies, what do you think?
site is already down for two days..
LcF -thanks for the review.
Sorry but we have been down since 9AM on Monday due to a CRASH of our RAID 5 HD and the subsequent maintenance required.
We will be back online ASAP.
Apologies.
Maneck | Recruit.net
reply from Recruit.net:
they had a bad day..
hello..can i kknow how to find a vacancy jobs in sungei wang?
Thanks you ya…