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Tailspin.
A New York job marketplace that flipped hiring around: developers posted the jobs they wanted, and employers invited them to interview.
Jobs and HR
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TechStory reported Tailspin went live in late October 2015.
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In a YoSuccess interview, founder Vail Gold said Tailspin had recently launched, had no investment and was run by him alone.
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“Connecting talented individuals with the work they love”
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“Connecting talented individuals with the work they love”
Tailspin is a technology job marketplace where job seekers post the jobs they want and employers invite them to interviews. Tailspin provides unique value to both job seekers and employers: - Job seekers get the ability to advertise themselves for the jobs they want. - Employers get a place to go to source candidates who are interested in the jobs they need to fill. Tailspin empowers job seekers to a greater extent than is possible for its competitors by allowing them to specify the jobs they want, forcing employers to invite them to interviews on their own terms. This process brings technology recruiting closer to the reality of the marketplace.
- Topics
- Recruiting, Software development
- Location
- New York · United States
In our words: The listing, at public beta, described Tailspin as a technology job marketplace where job seekers advertised the jobs they wanted and employers invited them to interviews on the candidates' terms.
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