Some people are startup junkies. No doubt, they want to snag a job in a company that becomes the next Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) or Google (NASDAQ: GOOG).So, where can they go? Well, there's a new spot: Startuply.
In fact, the service is free, a good thing for cash-strapped startups.
Basically, a company puts together a profile -- so far, there are 176. But it goes beyond the typical fare. For example, there's information on such things as the work environment , funding, names of investors, revenues and so on.
Besides a sophisticated search engine, Startuply has Web 2.0 features like RSS, widgets, Google maps and social bookmarks.
Startuply is still nascent – there are 690 job postings -- but it should be a good resource for the startup crowd.
Tom Taulli is the author of various books, including The Complete M&A Handbook
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