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CareerBoard.com Launches New Service that Promises to Deliver Matching Resumes Within Minutes

Cleveland, OH (PRWEB) January 17, 2008 -- CareerBoard just released the new product called Talent On-Demand. This product enables employers to significantly reduce the time required to engage qualified job seekers and helps companies seek out passive professionals who match their hiring needs within minutes.

Talent On-Demand automatically searches the CareerBoard resume database and immediately delivers matching résumés. The new service dramatically reduces the time required to search and identify prospective candidates. Within minutes of activating the Talent On-Demand service, recruiters are evaluating applicants and scheduling interviews. Talent On Demand can be utilized as a stand alone service to access resumes of CareerBoard registered job seekers or can be purchased in combination with a job posting to attract candidates through job listings on Careerboard.com

Similar to CareerBoard's Résumé Database Access, Talent On-Demand targets CareerBoard's professional résumé database allowing companies to proactively seek out their own qualified talent. With Talent On-Demand, companies determine their own search criteria, including industry, education, experience and keyword and CareerBoard finds matching candidates.

"Talent On-Demand represents the next generation of online recruitment service further reducing the time and cost of recruiting and making it easier for job seekers to find their next opportunity. As soon as an employer has an opening, we can deliver candidates that match their requirements," said CEO of JobServe US and President of CareerBoard, Peter Tuttle.

CareerBoard has spent a significant amount of time working with job seekers to educate them on the importance of updating their résumé. Within the past month, nearly 15 percent of CareerBoard job seekers have updated their résumé on CareerBoard.

"Talent On-Demand will be of great benefit to our customers and job seekers," said Director of Sales and Service, Lori Walker. "I look forward to hearing the results from our customers as they tap into our highly qualified database of local talent."

Talent On-Demand can be sold alone, or with one job posting as Talent On-Demand+. For more information on how to expand your recruitment strategy to include passive candidates, contact CareerBoard directly at 1-877-619-JOBS. Introductory rates will apply for a limited time.

About CareerBoard.com

Headquartered in Cleveland, OH, CareerBoard is a network of online recruitment sites exclusively featuring local jobs for local talent. Established in 1997, CareerBoard is one of nation's largest, locally-focused Internet recruitment sites, serving Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dallas/Forth Worth, Detroit, Indianapolis, Louisville, Pittsburgh and Toledo. For additional information, visit www.CareerBoard.com, or call 1-877-619-JOBS.

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