RCom launches 'Job Search on Voice' service

Job seekers to listen job announcement and recruiter can listen candidate profiles

PTI | February 5, 2011



Telecom major Reliance Communications (RCom) today launched its 'Job Search on Voice' service, which will allow people to search for jobs through their mobile phones.

'Reliance Job Search on Voice' service enables job seekers to listen to the job announcements, while the recruiter can listen to profiles of hundreds of candidates that matches his requirement, RCom said in a statement.

Job seekers can submit their job profile and browse through hundreds of matching jobs and select jobs to apply. In the case of recruiters, they can listen to profiles of hundreds of candidates that match the requirement.

"The new mobile platform fulfills the desire of thousands of eager candidates to be able to submit the resumes to recruiters from anywhere, even when they do not have access to internet connected computers and listen to job profiles and offers," RCom Head VAS Anil Pande said.

The service will be charged at Rs 30 for 30 days and there would be no browsing charges.

 

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