In which all on UEI or those that wished to participate could have their own function. I have a crawler system with about a million people for stocks. In which crawls specific stocks and any intel that is surrounding them each day. Which is a specific type of trading technique that I want to get into once I get free funds to start day trading.
For example I go to these collection cites they do not have all the jobs out there. However, my crawler site for the stocks information on certain companies or citizens is free and really good.
So what could happen is those folks that can prove they are unemployed. Could get access to a specific crawler system that crawls jobs each day for specific areas they wish to work in with specific skill levels. As currently the EDD has a very little amount of jobs, while the other collection cites also have jobs that are different and still not a complete list Which means each day I have to personally go through many collection cites looking for jobs to do a thorough job. The only problem is that if the free crawler I use for my stocks which is better than the stock information collectors that to this day still get paid tons; is allowed to happen why not an EDD crawler.
To much work though, I mean making a specific collection then sending it to emails each day to make sure folks are applying each day.
Looks they started one I just checked it out. It allows for a better dashoard and personalization. However, there reach is still bad. As I can go to a corporation website find jobs and not find them there. Cool must be brand new this day or a few days back since i have been there. I wonder if they do the send email thing by personalized search now. Which I think should be mandatory if folks receive help like me from other folks funds.
I am going to critique then if it is not up to Mac Daddy par and then cause them out too cause I am poor and pissed off.
I can't cause them out cause I have to use my real name. So I will critique them like I used to when I was a debate judge and speech analysts.
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