... this has reduced their average hiring time from 6 months to 46 days (HR Magazine). Examples of Reduced Hiring Time Cisco "113 days to 45 days- Intellimatch "time cut in half- Motorola, Inc. "6 months to 46 days- Furthermore, other companies are taking advantage of online applications, self-assessment ... of the 550 Human Resource professionals it polled used the Internet for recruiting. Compare this to just 21% in a similar 1996 study (Leonard, 2001). Some online recruitment experts, such as Crispin, are saying that the percentage of companies recruiting online could now be approaching ...

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... with each card holding up to 80 digits. At the time however punched cards were an enormous step forward, they provided a means of input, output, and memory storage on a massive scale. For more than 50 years following the first use the hole punch system did the bulk of the world's business computing and a good portion of computing work in science. By the late 1930's engineers at IBM ... less expensive more reliable and more efficient. The Semiconductor Corporation invented the integrated circuit, a tiny chip of silicon that contained an entire electronic circuit. The bulky computer days we...

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... funny clicking sound when you depressed a letter on the keyboard, and seeing that letter represented on the monitor, not on paper as with a typewriter. Of course, by today's standards, the TRS-80 can't hold a light to the computer chip in my wristwatch. In Junior High, I quickly lost interest in the TRS-80 in favor of the new, more powerful, Apple IIe computer. The Apple was the first computer on which I learned to program. ... Just imagine sitting down at your desk and talking to someone half-way around the world. Although, at the time only the government and major universities had acce...

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... 2003 and there are so many different things a person can do on a computer. The most utilized is the Internet. According to Teenage Research Unlimited, more than 80 percent of teenagers have Internet access, whether at home, school, work, a friend's home or the library. A recent study by the Fortino Group further predicts that current 10- to 17-year olds will spend one- ... hardworking focused people. At this point they definitely have the upper hand by understanding the technology the rest of the world can't grasp. When it comes to our government, generation Y was once concerned, especia...

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... to prevent red boxes from working (Phone Losers, 2002) From Phreaks to Hackers For many phone phreaks, the next challenge was hacking into computer networks. This was tough in the early days when the Internet consisted of only a few networks. Hacking on the old ALTAIR PCs was difficult, but when a pair of hackers/phreaks from Berkeley, Steve Jobs and Steve ... around on networks, but not doing any real damage (Schnell, 2002). Hacking took off in a big way in the 1980's. IBM released new PCs, networks were growing, and more and more people were being introduced to computers and networks....

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... known as Captain Zap, performed one of the first cracker attacks. At a very young age, he targeted the charging system of AT&T telephone Company because the rates were too high. At that time, computerized systems did not have much security. For Captain Zap was easy to get access, it was a game. By changing the clock system around the country, Zap was able to turn discounted night ... virus is an example of how critical damage crackers cause, with an estimated damage of $80 Million dollars in one million computers across the world. In a response to such acts, tougher laws on cyber crime ...

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... known as Captain Zap, performed one of the first cracker attacks. At a very young age, he targeted the charging system of AT&T telephone Company because the rates were too high. At that time, computerized systems did not have much security. For Captain Zap was easy to get access, it was a game. By changing the clock system around the country, Zap was able to turn discounted night ... virus is an example of how critical damage crackers cause, with an estimated damage of $80 Million dollars in one million computers across the world. In a response to such acts, tougher laws on cyber crime ...

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... is trying to recruit the same. This in turn increases the competition to get new hires and the mode and medium changes to reflect this. Americans now have more access to the Internet and computers than ever before. Any citizen can walk into a school, public library or their home and access the World Wide Web. "Internet recruiting can be done 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. (Hall, 2001, p. 26 ... for their job search. Department Store Shopper - this type of jobseeker only visits the general job boards unless specifically directed to go to the specific, targeted job sites. As the name says...

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... hundreds of thousands or computers around the world interconnected for communication. The concept originally started out in the 1960's by the Department of Defense's Advanced Research Project Agency (ARPA), with the intention of sharing info between the governments super computers. The actual term of "Internet" would not be used until 1982. By the end of the 1960's, four college campuses" had put the program into place, sharing ... using a new protocol for sending and receiving data. TCP/IP was the new protocol standard of choice by the Internet. The explosion of the Internet in the mid 8...

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... , people spend greater amounts of time searching and collecting data from the web and organizing information 5. Computer Addiction-during the 80's, computer games such as Solitaire and Minesweeper were programmed into computers and researchers found that obsessive game playing became a problem in organizational settings as employees spent most days playing rather than working Internet addicts can form emotional attachments to on line friends and activities ... to understand that there are treatments available for Internet Addiction just as there is treatment available for the drug or alc...

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... find out how it works, 1 in 8 want business information and 1 in 2 go to the Internet for education, hobbies, job listings, and entertainment. In 1993 less than 1% of users paid for the use of the Internet. By 1995, it rose over 200% due to the profits companies made from providing the service. Because of the demand for the Internet around the World, and the amount of capital a business could ... hours a day 7 days a week and it had unlimited boundaries, meaning, e-mail can be sent anywhere in the world (Reid 28). Education is becoming popular with the Internet. More than 51% of instruc...

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