Work Here is a recruitment and workforce development platform that enables employers to build a hyperlocal talent pipeline they can tap into when they need to make a hire. Job seekers in various service industries, healthcare, manufacturing, restaurant, and hospitality, use the GPS-powered app to find jobs close to home not advertised on the web, follow employers for whom they’d like to work and invite friends to work with them. Based in Carmel, Indiana, WorkHere has a rapidly expanding user base across Indiana and is moving into other large Midwestern metropolitan areas. In April 2018, WorkHere received the Indiana Innovation o the Year MIRA Award at Techpoint’s 19th annual MIRA Gala.
Location: United States, Indiana, Indianapolis
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| 01.05.2018 | Salesforce, SupplyKick, Springbuk Among Big Winners at Mira Awards | Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints On Saturday, TechPoint, a nonprofit working to grow Indiana’s technology ecosystem, hosted its annual Mira Awards gala. The Miras honor the best and brightest in the Indiana t... |
| 08.05.2017 | Why 'Vacation-Shaming' Hurts You More Than Your Employees | May 8, 2017 9 min read Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Shannon Kuykendall used to be the sales team assistant at a company where she supported 10 other people, all of whom put in 60 hours a week. The team, she... |
| 08.11.2016 | WorkHere Aims to Be LinkedIn for Non-Cubicle Dwellers | Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints In the current era, it’s almost a given that people working in so-called white collar jobs will maintain a LinkedIn account. Whether for the purpose of storing a resume, commu... |
| 04.03.2016 | Daily funding roundup - March 4, 2016 | Snapchat bagged $175M funding; Oro received investment from Highland Europe; Wrap Media landed $4M Snapchat raised another $175 million in venture funding. The funding came from Fidelity Investments, and it gives Snapchat a total of $1.34 b... |