HotJobs is an Internet employment solutions company that provides uniquely powerful features for both job seekers and employers. Unlike other Web-based systems, HotJobs prohibits headhunters from posting jobs, thereby allowing job seekers and employers to interact directly with each other. By eliminating intermediaries from its employer/job seeker connection, HotJobs reduces the time and expense of the hiring process. HotJobs complementary software allows employers to easily identify promising candidates and the efficiently manage the recruiting process. In August 1999, HotJobs raised $24 million in its initial public offering. Boston Millennia Partners not only provided counsel to management during the IPO, but also supported the offering through the purchase of shares, contributing significantly to the success of the offering during a difficult IPO period. The company raised an additional $121.5 million in November of 1999 in a secondary offering. In December 2001, HotJobs was acquired by Yahoo! (NasdaqGS: YHOO) in a transaction valued at $460 million. We distributed shares in HotJobs in three installments, resulting in a distributed value of $14.5 million on our $4.0 million investment.
Location: United States, California, Sunnyvale
Employees: 10001+
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03.02.2010 | Monster Deal Inked for $225M for Yahoo HotJobs | Monster.com which has been connecting employers with job seekers for the past decade announced today that it is in an: “indefinitive agreement to acquire the assets of Yahoo! HotJobs, a leading online recruitment website, from Yahoo! (NASDA... |
28.10.2008 | Simply Hired Looks For Jobs Overseas | Job search engine Simply Hired is expanding its operations into Canada, UK, Australia and India. The venture-backed startup was once an acquisition target for Google, and was recently called outfor showing enormous jumps in traffic numbers ... |
08.09.2008 | Web 1.0 Job Sites Have New Competition: PaidInterviews | At DEMO08, a new type of job web site launches today: PaidInterviews. Unlike today’s traditional (ahem, boring) job sites like Monster.com or HotJobs, PaidInterviews combines social networking with a more sophisticated job matching algorith... |
14.04.2008 | Indeed Now Lets You Search for Jobs by Salary | Salary is one of the most important criteria when hunting for a job. Unfortunately, finding compensation information amid the countless job postings online can be a daunting task, and few employment sites have done anything to make this eas... |
09.08.2007 | Is Google going after Monster.com? | Google has quietly started offering more links to its own job listings at the top its organic search results. Search for “San Francisco jobs,” and Google displays a little dashboard within the search results to specify your search further. ... |
17.07.2007 | PartnerUp helps co-founders find each other | PartnerUp wants to help entrepreneurs find the people they need to get their concepts off the ground. There are plenty of job search sites on the web, and one can use LinkedIn to browse for talent, but PartnerUp, with its focus on fledgling... |
20.11.2006 | Yahoo partners with papers — but what does it leave the papers? | Yahoo announced a partnership with a consortium of more than 150 newspapers, in an effort to let the struggling newspaper industry find greater distribution for things like their job ads. Yahoo struck the deal several major newspaper compan... |
06.09.2005 | Katrina and Recovery 2.0 | Updated At first, we were at a loss of what to say about how technology can help in post-Katrina relief efforts. The immediate problems seemed to stem from lack of organization and decision-making, not technical solutions to saving people. ... |
- | Yahoo! продолжает избавляться от активов | Yahoo! продолжает избавляться от активов 04 Февраля, 2010, 10:15 Надежда Баловсяк 580 Компания Yahoo! планирует продать рекрутинговый портал HotJobs.com. Покупателем станет компания Monster Worldwide, которая занимается подбором персонала. ... |