Google Hire, the competition of Infojobs or Linkedin


Google Hire, the competition of Infojobs or Linkedin



The project has been leaked and the launch date is expected for the next few weeks



   At the end of 2016, Microsoft assaulted the job search business without warning when buying for 25,000 million dollars Linkedin. A bet that astonished the technology sector, but that already begins to bear the first fruits for the Redmond company.

The struggle to find work worries more and more the great technologists. The arrival of job portals at the doors of the year 2000 created a boom and changed the way to find employment. Now a decade later, interest in this search has reached Palo Alto and Mountain View (United States).

   Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook are already working to unite more than 65 million companies with the almost 2,000 million users that the social network owns. Facebook Careers , which is the name of the company's tool, is your bet to connect the world, in this case, work.

The latest technology to launch in the race to bring the job offers to smartphones and computers has been Google. Although the search giant has not yet made any official announcement, several leaks have revealed their plans.

In the middle of last April, the Android Authority revealed that the Mountain View company worked in an employment service to unite companies and people without employment. The news of the portal is scarce, only the option to register and the name: Google Hire.

Search online

In Spain, according to a report by Adecco and social networks, 98% of respondents said they seek employment through online portals or social networks. A very common practice in the United States. A simple consultation, which allowed Dan Shure, entrepreneur and SEO expert, to discover Google's work plans at the end of last month.

Your request to the search engine was "Jobs online". To his surprise, as indicated on Twitter and collected by the publication Quartz, was that Google showed him a series of jobs available on that query.

When clicking on each of the entries, the search engine referred the user to a portal where you can select tabs to access jobs by title, city, company and many more categories.

However, Google has not ruled on its new features and has denied its new job search project: "We have no news to announce at this time, we are always looking for new ways to improve the search experience for users. whether they are looking for movies, recipes to make or work opportunities, "says Quartz.

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