Co-founder reveals how Myworkster.com can change the Future of the Job Search:

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(Free-Press-Release.com) April 5, 2009 -- Internet has done a lot to people, they way they live, the way they communicate, the way they socialize. It has also changed the workplace, the way business works, the way economy works and the way information flows from one mind to another.

And now there are three young people, Jeff Saliture, Doug Baruchin and Tarek Pertew who are going to change the way people search jobs, people find jobs and people network in the job market, especially with their college alumnae.

Yes, www.MyWorkster.com is going to change the Future of Job Search. MyWorkster has brought an entirely new concept in the history of job search: building exclusive, professional College networks. These professional College networks will bring the alumnae closer to each other, where they will help each other to find a better job. And MyWorkster.com starts working for students much before they are ready to enter the Job Market. It’s something fascinating, just fascinating. The venture of three entrepreneurs whose core values lie in “Friendship & Mutual Respect”, without a doubt have the capability to change the future of job search.

One of its co-founders Tarek Pertew chats with Readit.in Sr. Editor Kumar G.S, and reveals how www.Myworkster.com is going to change the Future of the Job Search.

He says "Networking is the future, whether you are a socialite or not. In 2 years it will be the leading way to find a job. Ask your friends and about 4 out of 10 will already say they got their last job through someone they know. That number will skyrocket. Just remember, it isn’t just about networking with people you know, but with people you should know. That is why starting inside of an affinity like a college network is so helpful. Lastly, do not be afraid to send anyone, and I mean anyone, a message. If you do a search and find a member with the criteria you are looking for, time to start networking! They will likely be more eager to help than you think."

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