A poll released by SuperJob.ru, a leading Russian language employment search provider in Russia and the CIS, indicated that just 28% of Russian Internet users are registered with a professional social network.
Fast Lane Ventures, a business incubator based in Moscow, announced the launch of Upladder.ru, the first Russian online job search service reserved for professionals with a monthly salary of more than 100,000 rubles, or $3,500.
Among IT job seekers living in Moscow and St. Petersburg, 55% contemplate leaving the country, while 22% have already taken some concrete steps in that direction. Another 6% do not intend to leave because they do not believe they will find a job abroad, according to a recent poll by Ancor, a major recruitment company …
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Professionali.ru, the second largest Russian professional social network after Yandex’s MoiKrug, announced it has raised $2.5 million from Open Capital, a London-based venture capital fund investing in Russia and other former Soviet states. The news has been reported by Unova, a Russian website specializing in local innovation and venture news.
Rostelecom, Russia’s national telecommunications operator, intends to invest more than ten billion rubles (approximately $357 million) into the development of a national cloud computing platform through 2015. Rostelecom was appointed by the Russian government to develop the platform in March.
Summary of survey results: An Internet project director is responsible for dealing with the complex task of building, supporting, promoting and developing a project on the World Wide Web. This includes development strategy, originating the concept and structure of the project”s website, creating content, search optimization, web site promotion, and traffic analysis.
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Summary of survey results: According to the survey, 28% of the working residents of Russia would prefer to work for a foreign company. Of this group, 30% of the respondents under 30 expressed a desire to work for a foreign company to gain “good work experience” and practice using a foreign language. According to respondents, …
