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Sign of the Times? EDRM Announces Job Board

In what is surely a sign of the times we are suddenly living in, I got an email today from Mark Mack and Kaylee Walstad announcing the creation of a job board on the EDRM site.

Right now, it’s mostly just a link to other job boards that EDRM members and others in our industry might be interested in, but hopefully the enticement of free listings will help those of us looking to add people connect with the many talented people who have recently been victims of cuts across various sectors of the industry as well.

So, if you’re interesting in keeping an eye on it, I would recommend a bookmark:

https://www.edrmhub.com/

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