Hi Guys!!!
Here I come to tell you my next experience of job search…the never-ending quest (which I have firmly started believing it is…)!!!
So I tried to get started with one of the biggest and most popular job portals in India…and what a start it was!!! Filling out the profile questionnaire was a lengthy process, not [...]
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Job Search can be Monstrous…(No Puns Intended)!!!
Posted by Seemantini on January 20th, 2009
Posted in Usability Studies, web 2.0 
Tags: job, job hunter, job portals, job portals in India, job search, resume 
1 Comment »SEO: Some simple tricks!
Posted by Seemantini on June 7th, 2008
Your website is of no use if you don’t have any visitors. SEO or Search Engine Optimization is one way you can make your website popular. Here are few ways you can do it…try it and let me know…
Text is the most important part of your website. Find out the targeted keywords for your website [...]
Posted in Internet Marketing, Usability Studies, web 2.0 Tags: Search Engine, SEO, website No Comments »Click click click!!!
Posted by Seemantini on March 7th, 2008
…and you are there! Confused? Well, let me be more specific. How many times have you wished, if only you could have landed into the information page you wanted in three clicks! Well, I’m sure you feel the like about most of the websites specially the e-commerce and job sites. Clicks after clicks and you [...]
Posted in Usability Studies Tags: clicks, designing the sites, numbers of clicks, user behavior, users, websites No Comments »‘Zend’y Trendy!!!
Posted by mithilesh on March 1st, 2008
Hey! I still can’t believe my good luck…at last I got a robust solution for building an enterprise level project! Well, I’m for sure talking of Zend Framework and am very excited…
Zend Framework is a high quality open source framework for developing Web Applications and Web Services with PHP. Built in the true PHP spirit, [...]
Posted in Open Source, PHP/MySQL, Usability Studies Tags: download Zend Framework, Open Source, PHP, Zend, Zend Framework, ZF 3 Comments »
