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CareerTV.com

Bloggers, Kimmy Small, a Marketing Consultant for CareerTV.com wants you to interview her COO or CEO about how they are "changing the future of the job search / recruiting space".

CareerTV was started by a man with a very long name: Lars Henrik Friis-Molin. There's a short non-English profile on Wikipedia. (He's not the guy who played for the Vancouver Canucks).

July 16, 2007 in Blogging, Job Hunting, Recruiting Animal, Video |

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