equest.com Goes French and Tweets
May 20, 2009 by Alice Allan
Job posting website equest.com has announced it will release a French language version of its job posting user interface application from 1st June, 2009.
equest.com was established in 1998 by parent company PassportAccess. The website states that it serves 20,000 unique customers and posts over 200 million transactions each year.
In a statement on the company’s website, equest.com president and CEO John Malone explained the expansion into the French language:
“While eQuest has long-served the French market, this release is the first to include a French version of our patented job delivery software. We look forward to better serving the French market with this release.”
equest.com also made moves to access Twitter’s growing popularity this month, adding twitterjobsearch.com to its free job posting network, the Free Board User Group (FreeBUG). The website states that FreeBUG’s job boards “returned over 7 million candidates to eQuest customers in 2008”.
The website also partnered with tweetmyjobs.com, allowing equest.com users unlimited postings on the Twitter website. tweetmyjobs.com users subscribe to various “channels” and receive text messages as soon as positions become available.
In a press release, tweetmyjobs.com president and founder Gary Zukowski stated:
“Partnering with a market leader like eQuest will be a tremendous benefit for our users. Working with eQuest will enable thousands of new job opportunities to be delivered instantly to job seekers, and will allow corporations to utilize Social Media as a cost-effective and efficient recruitment channel.”
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