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Michael Specht asked a question in 2Vouch on December 09, 2008 01:37:

Who is the JobGenie?

The JobGenie is like an automated search consultant who is constantly on the lookout for referrers who might be able to help our recruiters and employers find great people. He uses his magic to match the skills and experience of the people in the network - and importantly the people they may know - to the requirements of employers and recruiters on the system.

So, if you're searching for people, the JobGenie is your new ally in the war for talent.

And, if you are a professional who knows lots of talented professionals, the JobGenie is a great guy who lets you help those people find out about great job opportunities... and who pays you when you refer someone who gets hired.

Michael Specht shared an idea in 2Vouch on December 05, 2008 00:30:

Referrers - Invite Your Contacts And Be Rewarded

Inviting people you know to Join 2Vouch just got a whole lot easier.

Now you can import your contacts from Outlook, LinkedIn, Gmail and a range of other systems and invite those people to join 2Vouch or forward job referrals to them.

All you need to do to invite people you know to join is:
* Sign in to your 2Vouch account
* From your Dashboard, click “Invite Contacts”
* Choose the kind of invitation you are sending... you can invite people who are well connected (like you) to become referrers or you can invite people you know who need to hire great people to become employers
* You can import contacts from Outlook, LinkedIn, Gmail or other systems so that you don’t have to re-type the details. Just click “Import Contacts”
* Once you select which contacts to import, it will take a few seconds and you will get a listing of all the contacts, with their name and email address. Just select the ones you want to invite and click Next
* You can also add other invitations to people who are not in your address book, and personalise the message
* Then click Send Invitations and the JobGenie will take care of the rest.

More information can be found here http://blog.2vouch.com/2008/11/referr...

Michael Specht asked a question in 2Vouch on December 05, 2008 00:24:

What is 2Vouch all about?

2Vouch is all about helping recruiters and employers find great people - and it costs them nothing until they hire or place someone. Rather than wait for people to search crowded job boards, we have a network of well-connected professionals who refer jobs to people they know and then "vouch" for them if they are interested. Referrers get paid a substantial reward if someone they refer gets hired and organisations get many of the benefits of executive search all in one easy to use, automated system and at a fraction of the cost.

Michael Specht replied on October 21, 2008 21:49 to the problem "account on today no longer working?" in Tweet2SMS:

An even bigger hmmmmm. I have tested again on my account and it is working as designed. Not sure what is going on with your account, can you turn it on in general? I notice that you have your on & off time set the same, any reason for that?

Michael Specht replied on October 12, 2008 03:17 to the problem "account on today no longer working?" in Tweet2SMS:

hmmm it could be a timezone thingy with the new server, let me look at it now

Michael Specht set one of Michael Specht's replies as an official response to "Turn on account for N hours" in Tweet2SMS

Michael Specht replied on September 12, 2008 00:22 to the idea "Turn on account for N hours" in Tweet2SMS:

Ok most of the idea is implemented now, still looking into the direct URLs, this needs to be taken into account for the whole site so a bit more thinking neede.

Michael Specht replied on September 11, 2008 06:17 to the idea "Inbound SMS" in Tweet2SMS:

I have set up the ability to control you account via direct messages to Tweet2SMS

Michael Specht set one of Michael Specht's replies as an official response to "Turn on account for N hours" in Tweet2SMS

Michael Specht replied on September 11, 2008 06:16 to the idea "Turn on account for N hours" in Tweet2SMS:

Nice ideas let me think about them

Michael Specht replied on September 05, 2008 23:33 to the idea "Sleep options" in Tweet2SMS:

Ok initial implementation of this has been done. Check out your profile and you can snooze for 30,60,90 or 120 minutes. Needs a bit more testing but the basics are there.

Michael Specht replied on September 05, 2008 21:39 to the problem "SMS Not Sleeping? Time Zone Thing?" in Tweet2SMS:

Joel,

I've had a quick look at the sleep functions and they seem to be working fine.

What times did you specify for SMS to sleep? Another question are you on summer time at the moment? If so were the times you specified based on summer time or "normal"?

I'll look into it a bit further for you.

Thanks
Michael

Michael Specht replied on August 27, 2008 05:55 to the idea "Get rid of the 140 character limit" in Twitter:

Actually http://tweet2sms.com is now in private beta, drop me a line if you are in Australia and interested. The service is my pet project so it is not very fancy ;-)

Michael Specht replied on August 27, 2008 05:53 to the discussion "Changes for SMS users: the good news and the bad" in Twitter:

My personal project http://tweet2sms.com is taking beta testers at the moment, so if you are in Australia drop me a line and I will see if we can set you up.

Michael Specht shared an idea in Tweet2SMS on August 26, 2008 23:26:

Inbound SMS

We are looking at setting up an inbound SMS number so you can control your settings remotely. So what settings would you like to control?

Michael Specht shared an idea in Tweet2SMS on August 26, 2008 23:06:

Sleep options

Looking to add 30 min increments to the sleep options, is this a good idea? Also what about a sleep option for 30-60 mins etc??

A comment on the discussion "Changes for SMS users: the good news and the bad" in Twitter:

Yes & No Meraki just announced this week they will cease production of their standard products which basically rules of community built mesh networks using their kit. – mspecht, on August 14, 2008 03:21

mspecht replied on August 14, 2008 03:06 to the discussion "Changes for SMS users: the good news and the bad" in Twitter:

Understand why you have had to do this but seriously zero notice is very very bad customer service! Let us have a premium pack that includes SMS notices for DMs!!

Please reconsider!

mspecht asked a question in Telstra on August 13, 2008 04:30:

knock knock is this thing on??

mspecht replied on June 11, 2008 05:36 to the problem "Why won't my connect button connect?" in Seesmic:

I had the same issue but quit twhirl & when it re-opened the connect process worked fine. Well except for the crappy twitter API limits being exceeded, but friendfeed worked great.