Job sites slam domain name land grab Dozens of job sites have stuck the boot into plans to effectively create tens of thousands of new employment boards under the .jobs internet top-level domain. Employ Media, the company which manages the .jobs registry, has applied to ICANN to allow it to flog thousands of .jobs domain names to selected partners, leaving …
I can't see why BT would be interested, I don't think they've recruited anyone for a few years.
Check their current vacancy page. Don't select any options, (so you should be searching for everything) and press Search and you get 9 jobs. 2 in India and 3 each in Hungaria/Holland (1 in Dublin).
Out of the ca. 430,000 employees that Wikipedia estimates BT has, 9 job vacancies seems fairly insignificant, you think they could resource those people out of existing staff or the "transition centre" which had around a thousand members last time I heard.
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So this sweetheart deal looks like a US proposition only
Does that mean we should now expect Steve.UK.Jobs Steve.RO.Jobs BT.UK.Jobs Hacker.CN.Jobs etc or even better Steve.Jobs.UK and BT.Jobs.UK and all the other nonsense that follows from americans deciding that their little colony is the whole world and they can ignore everyone else?
Non-american jobs sites now in hock to a US corp?
Since all traffic from these new TLDs is scams and spam, I just block them all in my little corporate world and they simply do not exist. The one and only legit site that anyone has complained about had a foobar.info and they had registered foobarinfo.com because they had run into lots of groups like mine that had banned .info.
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