FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MACTECH MAGAZINE LAUNCHES NEW CAREER SITE FOR MAC PROFESSIONALS
– MacTechJobs.com specializes in jobs for Macintosh technical professionals
Westlake Village, CA — May 16, 2001 — MacTech Magazine today launches a
new career site, http://mactechjobs.com, specializing in jobs for Macintosh
technical professionals. Now, Macintosh Technical Professionals can post
resumes, search for jobs, and explore career opportunities with the leading
Macintosh employers worldwide. And, employers can now promote their Company
and available jobs to the heart of the Mac technical community in the U.S.,
and around the world.
MacTech Jobs is the exclusive e-recruitment site for MacTech Magazine —
and is accessible either through https://www.mactech.com or directly at
http://mactechjobs.com. For job seekers, the site features private resume
posting, automated job search agents, automatic notification, focused job
searches, and more. For employers, there are featured employer spots,
company profiles, automated resume search agents, automatic notification,
and more!
For job seekers, the service is free — there’s no risk in anyone just
“seeing what’s out there”. As part of the introduction of the new site,
employers may take advantage of a free introductory period which includes
free and unlimited job postings, free company profile ad, and free resume
database searches. To take advantage of these free services, simply go to
http://mactechjobs.com and sign up.
“MacTech has always been a great source for information on Mac technology.
I am very excited about the new online job posting site and have total
confidence that it will be a resource I turn to consistently.” said Allyson
Pardue, Macintosh Manager, Scientific Placement.
“MacTechJobs.com is already a success — with great jobs available from
Apple, Disney, Scientific Placement and other great Mac companies.” said
Neil Ticktin, publisher of MacTech Magazine. “MacTech has long had a job
placement presence in the industry, but the new site’s features,
thoroughness, and participation has taken things to a whole new level.”
MacTech Magazine is the only monthly magazine that is focused on Macintosh
Technology and Development. Published since 1984, MacTech Magazine is read
by more than 20,000 in over 60 countries. MacTech readers hold senior
management positions in Fortune 1000 companies, as well as corporate,
commercial and educational institutions.
MacTechJobs.com is part of the 8,000 plus page MacTech.com portal which is
designed exclusively for the Mac OS technical community. The site is
promoted extensively at trade shows, on Apple’s web site, in MacTech
Magazine, and in special mailings to readers and subscribers.
MacTech Magazine is located in Westlake Village, California. The company
strives to provide the Macintosh technical community with focused, current
and practical information that will enable them to maximize productivity.
For additional information on MacTechJobs.com, please visit the web site at
http://mactechjobs.com, mailto:jobboard@www.mactech.com or call 401-941-0783.
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CONTACT:
Michael Cooney
401-941-0783
mailto:jobboard@MacTech.com
http://www.MacTechJobs.com
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