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Monster.com India launches an Android app

Monster India, a division of Monster.com has launched an Android app for both job seekers and employers.

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Padmini Harchandrai|Aug 18, 2011, 10:34:57 IST
Monster India, a division of Monster.com has launched an Android app for both job seekers and employers. The idea is to allow employers to find job seekers while on the move, as well as for job seekers to find employment on the go. Job seekers can use the app to search and apply for jobs directly from their Android phones. Employers can post and manage job postings, as well as search and shortlist resumes. The Monster India Android application is available from the Android Market for free, or click this link from your phone's browser to download.Get employed: get the Monster on your Android

Get employed: get the Monster on your Android

Monster India also revamped the interface on their WAP portal. The WAP portal for employers will help them to search, shortlist, reach out and interact with prospective candidates, They can also post, renew and manage job postings. Monster India had also recently revamped their WAP seeker site.

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First Published:Aug 18, 2011, 10:34:57 IST
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