Hoje a Frente Comum de Sindicatos agenda manifestação para 21 de Outubro, uma sexta-feira obviamente. Já a semana passada a FENPROF também fez uma acção de protesto na sexta-feira.
Digo e repito o que já disse à FENPROF: façam como a mulher de César, se querem que vos levem a sério comecem por parecê-lo.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Sunday, September 25, 2011
O aprendiz de Alberto João?
O líder da JSD/Madeira, José Pedro Pereira, parece que vai no bom caminho como aprendiz de Alberto João. Depois de há dois meses ter urinado num carro da polícia, agora foi apanhado a arrancar cartazes do PND.
Parece que o rapaz tem futuro no governo regional...
Parece que o rapaz tem futuro no governo regional...
Thursday, September 22, 2011
A FENPROF e a mulher de César
A FENPROF anunciou uma acção de protesto para a próxima sexta-feira.
Será que a FENPROF nunca ouviu o ditado "À mulher de César não lhe basta ser séria, tem de parecê-lo"? Porque marcam uma acção de protesto colada a um fim de semana? Ou é mesmo para garantir que podem aproveitar o fim de semana prolongado?
Se querem que vos levem a sério bem que podem começar por parecê-lo...
Será que a FENPROF nunca ouviu o ditado "À mulher de César não lhe basta ser séria, tem de parecê-lo"? Porque marcam uma acção de protesto colada a um fim de semana? Ou é mesmo para garantir que podem aproveitar o fim de semana prolongado?
Se querem que vos levem a sério bem que podem começar por parecê-lo...
Friday, September 16, 2011
Idea sent to GoogleLabs: Google Jobs
My idea is to create a service similar to google news but regarding job offers.
There are thousands and thousands of sites dedicated to job offers.
Some of these sites are specific (e.g computer related job offers), other are more or less geographic limited.
For someone looking for a job this is a total mess.
I live in Portugal (a small country, circa 10 millions people) and is almost impossible to follow all sites with job offers.
To make things worst, some of these sites copy job offers from other places, so I end up seeing the same offer over and over.
I follow most of these sites trough RSS feeds (using google reader) and because most of them just put a summary in the RSS feed I never know if it is the same offer or not.
And because usually they don't publish RSS feeds for a specific geographic location or a specific field I have to go trough hundreds of uninteresting offers to find one that can be interesting for me.
Using plain google search is not useful: like news, the job offers loose importance after one or two weeks and the noise is so high that makes impossible to find a job offer. Any query that we put in google ends up finding hundreds and hundreds of job related sites but without any specific job offer for our search.
So, the features that I expect from such a service:
- Aggregate job offers;
- Group related job offers;
- Catalog job offers by field;
- Catalog job offers by geographic location;
- Offer search based on field and geographic location.
There are thousands and thousands of sites dedicated to job offers.
Some of these sites are specific (e.g computer related job offers), other are more or less geographic limited.
For someone looking for a job this is a total mess.
I live in Portugal (a small country, circa 10 millions people) and is almost impossible to follow all sites with job offers.
To make things worst, some of these sites copy job offers from other places, so I end up seeing the same offer over and over.
I follow most of these sites trough RSS feeds (using google reader) and because most of them just put a summary in the RSS feed I never know if it is the same offer or not.
And because usually they don't publish RSS feeds for a specific geographic location or a specific field I have to go trough hundreds of uninteresting offers to find one that can be interesting for me.
Using plain google search is not useful: like news, the job offers loose importance after one or two weeks and the noise is so high that makes impossible to find a job offer. Any query that we put in google ends up finding hundreds and hundreds of job related sites but without any specific job offer for our search.
So, the features that I expect from such a service:
- Aggregate job offers;
- Group related job offers;
- Catalog job offers by field;
- Catalog job offers by geographic location;
- Offer search based on field and geographic location.
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