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Google confirms “Google for Jobs” job search rolling out in coming weeks

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Google has announced at I/O that they are rolling out a job search feature called “Google for Jobs” in the coming weeks. We first spotted Google testing this a few weeks ago, and the screen shots we shared there were similar to what we saw in the test.

Here is the tweet from Google on this release:

Google would not originally confirm that they were launching a job search feature, but now they have at I/O. How this might impact job search engines like Monster and others is unclear. Google said they will be giving developers a way to send them job listings. This includes companies like LinkedIn, Monster and other job search engines. So time will tell how competitive this will be with those job search engines.

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