Alongside the nightmare that is the global credit crunch has been an all-out scramble by Wall Street’s denizens gunning for the very best jobs remaining open. But who’s hiring in which strategic areas and how to make contact with them? At long last, here’s your answer.

Since we told our readers about DirectConnect, our new recruitment technology that introduces jobseekers directly to hiring firms or their on-sites, we have been inundated with expressions of interest about this product. In just 3 weeks, 21 hiring firms around the globe have become early adopters, and over 1,000 jobseekers have registered themselves for the service.

The product itself opens for business on Monday, 4th August.

Benefits for jobseekers
1. Real jobs.
2. Access to several hiring firms who may not place all their vacancies out in the general market.
3. No intermediaries - job seekers will interface with hiring firms or their on-sites directly.
4. You remain in control. You do not have to upload your CV immediately. Your identity will remain secret until you decide you want a hiring firm to know exactly who you are / where you work.
5. It takes 60 seconds to register.

For more information, or to register your details and obtain access to jobs at these direct hiring firms (and more), please hit the link below:
http://careers.hereisthecity.com/

Benefits to firms
1. An up-to-date database of jobseekers in search of a new opportunity.
2. Free access to jobseekers sourced through this initiative before 31.12.2008.
3. Quick and easy to get set-up.

Clients wishing to sign-up for this free service should contact vicdaniels@hereisthecity.com

Participating Firms
ABN Amro
Bank of America
Barclays Global Investors
Citi
City Index
Credit Suisse
Data Inc.
Dresdner Kleinwort
Dubai International Financial Centre
European Bank of Reconstruction & Development
Jones Laing Lasalle
Landesbanki
Lehman Brothers
Merrill Lynch
Moody's Analytics
Moody's Investor Services
Nomura International
Royal Bank of Canada
Sungard
Susquehanna Financial Group
UBS

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