EmploymentCrossing's history as a job site dates back to 2001 when it was launched as a job site for lawyers. Today, EmploymentCrossing serves hundreds of thousands of job seekers in every major profession.
Learn more about our mission and rich past:
December 2001
Planning for commencement of LawCrossing begun with research on database beginning. Research and building initial database backbone takes over 17 months with a staff of 15 people.
April 2002
First mock ups of LawCrossing received. Several revisions of final design would be received prior to launch.
May 2003
Initial database completed. Hiring of job editors, job editing team and daily staff to monitor and work with database commenced.
This is the 617 South Olive Street building where EmploymentCrossing was first launched as LawCrossing in July of 2003. Plans were formulated for the launch of the site in 2001 in Suite 1210 on the twelfth floor of the building.
SellingCrossing launched and company begins massive hiring for new venture. By February of 2007, the company has over 650 employees in the United States, Asia and Europe.
EmploymentCrossing launched as the ''umbrella site'' for all the Crossings and containing all of the jobs from each Crossing site. Site redesigned to new present-day design.
Vanara launched. Employment Authority launched.
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EmploymentCrossing is the most convenient and user friendly job site that I have come across. It provides users with a truly user-friendly approach in their job search.
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I am very happy with the services provided by DesigningCrossing. I will surely use it again in future.
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The quick search option and the advance search engine are the best options on DesigningCrossing. They also save a lot of time.
Unlike other sites, DesigningCrossing works for you and does not charge employers to post jobs and actually goes out and researches jobs for you. The jobs you see are the jobs we find for you and not the ones employers are paying us to post.
We Want to Show You Every Design Job Opening Out There
Start doing your job search in a structured and orderly way that makes sense: See design jobs from over 30,000 websites.
See all the design jobs on the Internet in one place. Your hard work and ability to get the job done will all pay off when you can view:
Design jobs from every design employer career webpage we can find.
Design jobs from every design firm career page we can find.
Design jobs from every job board we can find.
Design jobs from every newspaper classified ad we can find.
Design jobs from every specialized design publication we can find.
Design jobs from every federal, state and local government career page we can find.
Design jobs from every public interest, nonprofit and other career page we can find.
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952 - Jobs found in last 24 Hours4,275 - Jobs found in last 7 Days16,787 - Total Jobs Found
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DesigningCrossing - #1 Job Aggregation and Private Job-Opening Research Service — The Most Quality Jobs Anywhere
DesigningCrossing is the first job consolidation service in the employment industry to seek to include every job that exists and not charge employers to post jobs on its site.
DesigningCrossing uses sophisticated technology and manual work to comb employer websites and other job boards for jobs and bring them all to its site.
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