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Industry | Campus Recruitment |
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Genre | Job Board |
Founded | Toronto, Ontario, Canada (2008 ) |
Founder | Lauren Friese |
Headquarters | , |
Area served | Nationwide |
Products | Job Board |
Website | www |
TalentEgg.ca is a career resource that caters to Canadian students and recent graduates. The site specializes in entry-level jobs, internships, and co-op programs and is based on Milkround.com, a UK-site that also caters to students and new graduates.[1]
The company was created in April 2008 by Lauren Friese and is based in Toronto. It is meant to replace traditional forms of on-campus recruitment.[2] The target demographic of the website is 18- to 25-year-olds.[3]
The site includes job opportunities, company profiles, career resource articles, an employer directory, email notifications, and more.
It currently boasts traffic of 250,000 visitors per month from across Canada, with a projected audience of 3 million in 2013.[citation needed]
See also
References
- “TalentEgg cracks large-firm market” by Erin Bury, FinancialPost.com, August 13, 2012
- “Lauren Friese Interview” by Bryan Haines, About.com Online Business Success Stories, June 28, 2010
- "Innovative job site may help even philosophy grads" by Mark Milner, CTV.ca News, April 27, 2009