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Thursday, April 28, 2011

Getting a Job with Google Maps

Maployed

Maployed! is a Google Map that displays job vacancies in the USA.

Maployed provides an initial view of jobs available in each state. The initial view on Maployed gives an interesting overview of the job market and the economy, allowing you to see at a glance how many jobs are available in each state.

You can search the map by job type, company or by salary. For example, if you want to work for Google you can enter 'Google' into the company search field and view all the job vacancies for the search giant across the United States.

If you click on an individual job's map marker you are taken to the job's details on Indeed.

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Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Finding a Job With Google Maps

Fortune's Companies that are Hiring Map

Despite the downturn a number of companies are still looking for employees. Fortune have produced a list of the 22 best companies to work for that have at least 500 openings. That is a total of more than 87,750 jobs.

Virender Ajmani has created a Google Map of Fortune's list. The companies are displayed on the map with numbered markers, the numbers indicate each company's standing in the Fortune Top 100 list. The companies are also listed in hierarchical order in the map sidebar.

Also See
  • Elaboratorium - Google Map of jobs from Indeed.com
  • CoolWorks Job Map - Mapping seasonal jobs at National Parks, summer camps, ski resorts and ranches
  • JobLoft - a Canadian jobs site focused on employment opportunities in retail, food services and hospitality
  • Joblighted - Google Maps mashup of jobs in the technology, IT and software industries
  • Zubed Jobs - Zubed Jobs is a Google Maps mashup designed to display job vacancies in the UK
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Saturday, August 29, 2009

Job Searching from Indeed on Google Maps

Elaboratorium

Elaboratorium is a Google Maps mashup that can search and show the location of jobs from Indeed.com. It is possible to search the Indeed.com database by job title and location and the results are shown on a Google Map.

Results from searches are also shown under the map and are sorted by submission date. The returned map markers provide a link to the found job on Indeed.com.

Where to Find Work

Where to Find Work is also a Google Maps mashup that can search and show the location of jobs from Indeed.com. The mashup was created by nocarb.net. It is possible to refine a search for jobs by job title and location.

Results of searches are shown on the map and the results for each city are also ranked by count for that job query in the map sidebar. If you click on one of the returned map markers an information window opens with a link to that job on Indeed.com.

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Wednesday, August 29, 2007

New Australian Google Maps Mashups and Mapplets

First Australian bank to use Google Maps - The Bank of Queensland is the first bank in Australia to integrate Google Maps into their website to help their customers find state branch and ATM locations. Find out more details in their recent press release.
[Via The Bank Channel]

New Australian Google Mapplets - Google Mapplets are content modules or layers you can view directly from within the Google Maps My Maps tab:

Things to do in Sydney
Sydney for Kids
Vineyard Hunter
Western Australian Shipwrecks
Australian Points of Interest
Western AU Petrol Prices
Pinkboard Venue Guide


Localhero.biz is a Melbourne mega-mashup - LocalHero.biz is Peter Shaw's latest creation that is a great local mashup for those of you living in or visiting the city of Melbourne. LocalHero performs search engine spidering for local Melbourne content with an AJAX interface where you can drag and zoom the map to discover new content without the need for a browser refresh. Double click anywhere on the map to "Publish local content" as well!

Snowfields Weather Maps:
NSW Snow Map
& VIC Snow Map

Aus-emaps.com has created a special mashup for the winter ski season. The maps show current temperature and weather forecast for the alpine areas, together with weather cams and links to websites of main resort. Weather info is coming from a free Web Feature Service (WFS), updated every 30 min and provided by Australian Bureau of Meteorology.

"Job Mapping" Australian Pharmacy Jobs - Australian Pharmacy Jobs site Jobs4Careers is pioneering the national online job search field by being among the first to integrate Google Maps into their website. You have the option to view groupings of available positions or perform a specific address search. The info-bubble gives a nice teaser about the job and lets you apply for the job directly from its pin on the map!

Western Australia Petrol Price Map Mashup - Google Maps API developer extraordinaire Reto Meier has created a useful mashup for those of you in WA. Use this Google Maps mashup to get daily petrol prices by suburb. He has also created a way for you to view the prices from your own My Maps tab in Google Maps - Check here. Check out this post to find out more about how this mashup works.. Be sure to also check out the post I did about Reto's Earthquake Mashup.

Who On Earth Cares? Many Australians it seems!

The Cate Blanchett backed "Who On Earth Cares" initiative created by the Australian Conservation Foundation has just launched a new Google Maps mashup that allows Australians concerned about climate change to register themselves on a unique Google Map. You can also browse the map and find other people that care about climate change as well.

Google Maps Real Estate Mashup PropertyGuru.com wins best mashup at 2007 Google Developer Day - From the Google Australia Blog.

More ways to explore Australia using Google Maps:
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Tuesday, May 22, 2007

Google Maps Mania links for 2007-05-22

Driving video in SF synched to Google Maps:

Found this one on this Flickr page. The image caption reads: "..Exploring the San Francisco docks with a camera attached to the grill of a Cushman, a GPS unit, and a couple of geeks." Take a look, it's pretty cool! This is very similar to the path that is mapped out during the French short film: Rendezvous (using Google Video and Google Maps)..
Google Base + Google Maps = BaseEstate:

BaseEstate is a new Google Maps real estate mashup that aggregates listings from Google Base and plots them to a Google Map. With a really nice UI this mashup is available for the US and Australia.
  • PointMaven.com using Google Maps - Enter a US or Canadian destination and and see all hotels displayed on a Google Map. Very helpful to choose a hotel based on the points that can be collected. Try it out, it works very well.
  • The MyMapsPlus "Big Map" - Showing locations of Google My Maps based on their location from around the world.
RadiusIM is first Web Instant Messaging service to integrate Google Maps:

RadiusIM, the free web based Instant Messaging service that aggregates many chat services together into one view, has integrated Google Maps to let you find other RadiusIM users in your area, as well as map your existing contacts. If you hold an MSN, Google Talk, AOL, Yahoo! chat IM account, do a quick registration on this service and set your position on the map. As you zoom out people that are logged into RadiusIM are displayed. Very cool! :)

[Via ProgrammableWeb]:

Thursday, April 26, 2007

8 New US Google Maps Mashups

A Big Box Mashup - BigBoxWatch is a blog that "tracks new retail construction of several national retailers within the United States." This blog makes use of a Google Maps mashup as a key part of presenting this information, by geography, throughout the U.S. BigBoxWatch pulls information from newspapers, planning board agendas, and other sources to show new planned locations for Best Buy, Home Depot, Ikea, JCPenney, Kohl's, Lowe's, Target and Wal-Mart stores. As creator Tom Sullivan puts it; "Think of it as a future store locator."

Google My Maps used to plot spread of Georgia wildfires - With wildfires spreading fast in the community of Waycross, Georgia Google user Will Dewitt is pulling information posted to this message board together to build and maintain a Google My Map of specific locations seeing fire related activity. If you jump ahead to the 3rd page of map points you'll see the points displaying the current situation there. It's a great example of how My Maps can be used to quickly inform people about a local emergency taking place.

US Red Light Camera Map - All known red light cameras in the US, totally over 3300 points on a Google Map.

Virginia Tech: In Memoriam - A Google Map which places locations and life tributes for each unfortunate victim in the recent VT incident. The map pins indicate the hometowns for each person.

Baseball's most valuable teams.. mapped - From a recent Forbes Magazine story.

CoolWorks Job Map - Mapping seasonal jobs at National Parks, summer camps, ski resorts and ranches in some of the coolest places in the country.

Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Mapquest Job Mashup - Mapping jobs from each of these companies.

Plastic Surgeons on Google Maps - Find yourself a plastic surgeon by state, city or zip code.

Thursday, April 19, 2007

11 great new US Google Maps Mashups!

Google Maps + Ed.gov = Map of all US accredited schools:

David Glasser has created a map based search tool called The EDU Map to help you "locate your future". It takes the database of schools found from the U.S. Department of Education website and mashes it up with Google Maps in a simple and useful mashup to help you find *any* accredited school in the US. It's actually quite surprising how many schools there are in a given city. For primary schools try this mashup. [Found via ProgrammableWeb]

Google My Maps Mashup: DC Taxi Zones:

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Google Maps Mashup of US Tornado Paths - Just in time for the 2007 tornado season the University of Michigan AOSS department is offering a new website for exploring tornado paths. The paths of all tornadoes from 1950-2005 (so far) can be viewed. When you click on one of the tornado icons you will see a place to add information and you can "Fly the Path", which throws you into Google Earth for a 3D tour of the tornado's path showing nearby schools.

Mashup for weekend trips around major cities:

71Miles.com is a new domestic travel site that uses Google Maps to help you plan weekend trips. I'm really liking the use of the "Expand Map/Shrink Map" creating a really nice, seamless integration of Google Maps into the design of the main page. Google Maps is also used throughout the site for every destination that's covered. For now the site has launched for only Northern California but soon it will include Washington DC, New York and more, along with some "interesting uses of KML" apparently on the way as well.

More US-based Mashups:

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