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Today’s interview is with Antoine de Brabant (Bra-bon) Antoine de Brabant is a web entrepreneur (around Jobbook I hear they call him a “wexpert”). Antoine created his first successful web venture at the age of 21. He was compelled to apply his skills towards a project that would help others in their quest for success and happiness. He now dedicates his energy towards Jobbook.com; a project he believes has the potential to change the world by helping find his or her desired job.
- Listen to how he went from political science graduate to leading a start-up with a couple of years
- He shows how he is passionate about making tools available to provide opportunities for connections with employers
- He tells his story and how he came away with the idea for Jobbook from his Dad
- I asked him about the uniqueness of using Gmail and Facebook to initiate logging in and building an account
- How they encourage users to get search results from the job they want, not just what users qualify for
- In addition, Antoine talks about how users can find out more information on targeting the job he or she wants
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