Come Recommended
Both candidates and employers must receive at least three (3) recommendations to "come recommended." Easily request recommendations via e-mail from members or non-members. Once a recommendation form is completed, it appears on your profile for others to view.
Learn & Earn Badges 
Candidates: Learn about the job search process, and receive badges along the way to show potential employers your progress. Employers: Learn about the best practices for attracting and retaining Gen Y job candidates, and receive badges to prove you're an employer who understands Gen Y.
Tell the World About Yourself (or Your Company)
Create a profile to showcase who you are, include your résumé, links to your website and social media accounts, contact information, photos, and more.
Skip the Middleman
Many job boards act as a middleman. Come Recommended allows you to connect directly with employers or candidates by sending public and private messages in one click.
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