The startup economy is booming. As more companies enter the playing field, they bring with them new opportunities for professionals looking either to get started or breathe new life into their careers.
Changing the way we look at work
Tyba , a Madrid based startup launched during the 2013 TNW Conference in Europe , recognized this shift in how we look for work. Founded with the mission of connecting people with jobs they’ll love, Tyba aims to build a bridge between professional talent and startups that value them. Since its launch, Tyba’s team has visited more than 800 companies to give a more intimate picture of what job seekers can expect.
Job hunting made easy
Finding the right job in the fast-paced startup industry might be daunting if you don’t know where to look or how to get started. It’s with this in mind that we’ve partnered with Tyba to launch TNW Jobs , a place where one can get acquainted with startups across Europe looking to hire new talent – whether it’s for internships, part-time or full-time work across a variety of industries and disciplines.
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This ain’t your grandfather’s classified section, and we’re not a newspaper.
TNW Jobs collects everything you’d want to know about your future place of employment; from salary and required skills, to what you can expect from the company culture, and even how the offices look. You even get to see who your potential co-workers could be, and how they define their experience at the company. So what are you waiting for? Find a job that excites you.
Want to put your company in front of our talented, creative and tech savvy readers? Find out more about posting jobs here .
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Cecil Kleine
Product Lead
Cecil is the Product Lead at The Next Web. He grew up on a tiny, sunny island called Curaçao and loves to keep up with the latest in tech, s
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Cecil is the Product Lead at The Next Web. He grew up on a tiny, sunny island called Curaçao and loves to keep up with the latest in tech, startups and design. Feel free to say hi on Twitter: @CecilKleine
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Published March 13, 2015 – 5:47 pm UTC
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