Yahoo! HotJobs Promo Codes 2025

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About Yahoo! HotJobs

As a leader in the online recruiting industry, Yahoo! HotJobs has revolutionized the way people manage their careers and the way companies hire talent. Yahoo! HotJobs' tools and advice put job seekers in control of their careers and make it easier and more cost-effective for employers and staffing firms to find qualified candidates. In addition to its popular consumer job board, Yahoo! HotJobs offers employers, professional recruiters, and temporary staffing agencies with scientific solutions to the search process. HotJobs has a mission to be essential to job seekers by helping them advance their careers and employers by helping them build their workforce. Equally committed to both the person looking for the job, by offering advice, counseling and many easy ways to search for a job that would best suit their needs, and to the workforce, who are looking for a way to cull through all the people and to find that right fit for their company in general of that job in particular. HotJobs wants to make it easier to find a job and easier to recruit for a job and to that end, have done all in their power to create an employment search engine to fit both sets of needs. HotJobs’ services are free to job seeking users and allow the user to post up to ten different versions of his or her resume, allowing the user to more closely align his or her resume with the specific job he or she is posting for. Once the user has created an account, all of his or her job searches can be saved which allows for ongoing results to be sent to the user via email. Job seeking users can also use features to track statistics about the employer or the recruiter and a complete history of the resumes he or she has posted and the cover letters that he or she has sent. Some tools on the site allow the job seeking user to calculate ideal salaries, research plans, and employee stock options as well as a sign up for a “Job Tip of The Day” to be emailed directly to the user to keep him or her motivated and to help him or her keep his or her eye on the prize. HotJobs.com was founded in early 1996 by a man named Richard Johnson and was based in New York City at the time of its inception. With experience in the employment industry as a founder and partner in a boutique employment agency for technologists, Johnson originally had his website set up for only technological jobs. The company was acquired in 2002 by Yahoo!, and has been powered by that search engine since that time.

Using Yahoo! HotJobs Promotion Codes

Yahoo! HotJobs offers discounts and special offers through both text links and banners as well as coupons and promotion codes. If you see an offer on promotioncode.org associated with a text link--the offer will say "Click to Redeem", simply click the link and make your purchase through the window that opens on the Yahoo! HotJobs web site. The discount or offer will appear upon checkout if your purchase qualifies. If the offer is associated with a coupon or promotion code, simply click on the code and shop through the page that opens on the Yahoo! HotJobs website. Enter the code at checkout to see the updated discount price or free shipping offer if your purchase qualifies.

Codes that appear on promotioncode.org as Staff Picks (those stamped with a Staff Pick yellow badge, as opposed to blue Community-Submitted badge) have been provided to us directly by Yahoo! HotJobs. Other codes may be submitted by our community of users as with any electronic bulletin board. Because of the volume of these user-submitted codes, they are not tested, nor guaranteed to be valid by promotioncode.org. These codes appear with a blue "Community-Submitted" tag. Be sure to read any comments associated with such codes before trying to use them. You may also encounter offers that are labeled "Expired". These are codes or other offers for Yahoo! HotJobs which have previously expired, or which our community of users has voted down over time although they might still be valid.