A new site aggregates job postings from startup companies from around the Web.
Erik Larkin
PC World
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
3:19 PM
If the thought of working for a nimble, fast-paced new company gets your blood flowing, you might be interested in a new job-aggregator site that pulls together listings from almost 20 different online sources, large and small.
Hotstartupjobs.comscans sites ranging from big names like hotjobs.yahoo.com and monster.com to smaller players like ajaxian.com and jobcoin.com.   Posts are first split into 'All Jobs' and 'Mostly Tech' categories, and then divided by source.
It's easy to scan jobs on the cleanly organized page, and clicking any given opportunity takes you to the original job posting. Being able to check out   listings from across the country from so many different sources could be a real boon to a job-seeker.
But asKillerstartups.com points out, you can't search posts or filter based on location or other essentials, and it's a glaring lack.