21
June 2003
Kartavya
/Abhi,
WOW
(Weave Omnipresent Web)
Enclosed
find our game plan to start a Tsunami / an Avalanche.
The
main characters in this game plan are:
·
The
jobseekers (-and their resumes)
·
The
corporate (-and their Job advts)
·
The
placement/Agencies (-and their resume databases)
·
Media/communication
Channels (-and their capability to quickly deliver “contents” to millions
·
Jobsites
(including recruit Guru) (-and their matchmaking software which generates &
delivers job alerts to candidates) Also deliver resumes to corporate against
apply online.
In
enclosed Pg.#2, I have arranged our various “Projects” in a tabulated manner
and in the sequence in which, each project must be launched.
The
idea is that as each project progresses, the “DESIRED OUTPUT” from that
project, becomes the “INPUT” for the next one.
This
must generate waves-after-waves and continuously gather more-and-more strength,
until it becomes.
·
Unstoppable
·
Omnipresent
We
must weave a wonderful web (www), from which, none can escape
- Neither jobseekers
- Nor employers
- Nor intermediaries (i.e jobsites
& placement agencies)
- Nor media/communication channels
(i.e newspapers /TV’s /Mobile operators/cable operators/cybercafés etc.)
By
interesting all the above –mentioned players into one big network, the value of
the integrated network, goes up in geometric proportions. The more the nodes
(no. of players) on the networks, the higher its utility.
It is
our task to ensure that, by timely execution of all these projects, we increase
the “utility of our network (kal-chakra?). So much that, those who choose to
remain outside, suffer a terrific.
COMPETITIVE
DIS-ADVANTAGE!
So
much so, that they have no option but to subscribe to the network!
I
want to repeat here that these projects/initiatives are an integral part of our
recruitguru webservice. These projects are “inseparable” from recruitguru. WOW
is monolithic in nature. If we try to take-out/remove one element, entire
network breaks down. So the entire tech-team must work as “One” for
implementing these projects.
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