Computerwork.com Named a Winner of the WEDDLEís 2006 Userís Choice Award

Jacksonville, FL ñ Computerwork.com, a national job board that focuses solely on the IT industry, has been named a winner of the WEDDLEís 2006 Userís Choice Awards. One of 30 winners announced by WEDDLEís, the leading authority of the online employment industry, the specialty board was chosen from tens of thousands of employment sites by recruiters, HR professionals and job seekers.

Each year, WEDDLEís Userís Choice Awards recognize the ìeliteî of the online employment industry. Competing websites are judged by the level of service and value they provide to visitors, and by the ease-of-use and quality of support for their online employment resources.

ìThereís no higher honor than to be recognized by the WEDDLEís Userís Choice Awards,î explains Jim Ingham, president and founder of Computerwork.com, ìbecause we know that the winners are chosen by the recruiters and job seekers that actually use the sites. Personalized service is what we strive to achieve every day, and itís especially rewarding to be named among such an elite group.î

Since its founding 11 years ago, Computerwork.com has established a targeted resume bank of 350,000 screened and qualified candidates; the site eschews typical advertising and registration in favor of personalized service.

The niche job board is currently receiving more than 100,000 monthly visits from IT candidates. Those that post their resume or set up a job agent donít need to register, freeing them from the e-mail bombardments of major job boards, and they can explore technology positions in an advertisement-free environment.

Other personal touches include a resource center with resume writing tips and help with researching employers. The site also monitors resume bank use to prevent e-mails from client companies to candidates unrelated to job opportunities.

For a complete list of the 2006 WEDDLEís winners, visit