The2hourjob.com Launched

The2hourjob.com, the country’s first job portal for women, was formally inaugurated in the city on July 15, says a press release.The online platform aims to harness the unutilised skills of professional women by posting offers of jobs and services that can be done from home.

Sanjida Khandaker, the founder of The2hourjob.com, said: “A total of 1,950 female professionals have registered under 47 service categories to serve different business houses, agency, individuals and e-commerce and startups. We believe that this is a reliable platform for women to utilise their potential staying in home. Nevertheless, it will also help business outlets to get their job done at a remuneration they can afford to pay.”

From blog writing website construction, audio and video support, research and analysis, programming and technology, professional and creative writing, business support to legal support all can be found on the same platform. Anyone can create an employer’s account and post a job there. Professional women can register at http://www.the2hourjob.com/.

Inaugurating the portal at Bangladesh Computer Council in the capital, ICT Minister Mustafa Jabbar said: “Thanks to the tech-revolution, the need for physical presence in the job place is becoming less important than before. The2hour job is a platform for women where physical presence is not needed. Here all that matters is the skill that empowers a woman. Regardless of the educational background, a woman can earn money and create their identities through their skills.”

Leveraging ICT for Growth, Employment and Governance, Bangladesh Intellectual Property Forum, Unilever brand Vim, Woman and Ecommerce Association of Bangladesh, and Ogilvy have partnered with The2hourjob. n

 

The2hourjob.com Launched

The2hourjob.com, the countrys first job portal for women, was formally inaugurated in the city on July 15, says a press release.The online platform aims to harness the unutilised skills of professional women by posting offers of jobs and services that can be done from home. Sanjida Khandaker, the founder of The2hourjob.com, said: A total of 1,950 female professionals have registered under 47 service categories to serve different business houses, agency, individuals and e-commerce and startups. We believe that this is a reliable platform for women to utilise their potential staying in home. Nevertheless, it will also help business outlets to get their job done at a remuneration they can afford to pay. From blog writing website construction, audio and video support, research and analysis, programming and technology, professional and creative writing, business support to legal support all can be found on the same platform. Anyone can create an employers account and post a job there. Professional women can register at http://www.the2hourjob.com/. Inaugurating the portal at Bangladesh Computer Council in the capital, ICT Minister Mustafa Jabbar said: Thanks to the tech-revolution, the need for physical presence in the job place is becoming less important than before. The2hour job is a platform for women where physical presence is not needed. Here all that matters is the skill that empowers a woman. Regardless of the educational background, a woman can earn money and create their identities through their skills. Leveraging ICT for Growth, Employment and Governance, Bangladesh Intellectual Property Forum, Unilever brand Vim, Woman and Ecommerce Association of Bangladesh, and Ogilvy have partnered with The2hourjob. n