Jobdaddy is a job search engine. We collects jobs from job boards, agencies and employers across the UK. Our aim is to give job seekers a ‘one stop shop’ when it comes to searching for jobs online in UK. With Jobdaddy you can drill down to exactly what you’re after by refining by keyword, job title, location and industry etc.
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January 14th, 2009 at 8:19 am
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February 19th, 2009 at 12:06 pm
Search and retrieval gets a remake every few years. Text mining and discovery tools surged with injections of U.S. Government money when budgets for human analysts were slashed. After 9-11, technology that had languished in the shadows took center stage. Key word retrieval is useful for certain types of research. Laundry lists of results required a human to sift through them. Natural language processing, the Semantic Web, LSI (latent semantic indexing), and predictive analytics offered what key word retrieval could not—provide an overview, allow point-and-click discovery, and identification of the nuggets of information needed to answer a question or solve a problem.
Social search in all its many forms can be quite useful. It allows individuals to identify a particular source that struck a person as useful. If several people identify that source as valuable, the “collective intelligence” of the users has filtered the wheat from the chaff. Instead of being the solution, social search is one more technique in information retrieval.
Placing too much or too little emphasis on it is risky. Like other search techniques, social search can be useful. Social search does have a downside because several people acting in concert can distort the system. Examples of this may be found on Digg.com, Reddit.com, and Delicious.com every day.
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March 3rd, 2009 at 6:24 pm
looks nice & simply. hope jobdaddy.co.uk works for job seekers.