I recently introduced a quiz feature on workosaur.com. This has been done by populating business quiz questions on MightyQuiz.com and plugging the same on workosaur using a piece of code. As part of the quiz, I also have some promotional questions that inform users about my site. One user came down heavily on this tactic and criticized workosaur for exploiting such free marketing techniques and proclaimed that workosaur has no money to promote itself. Well, is it a crime to use marketing tactics which cost no money? I’d think it’s smart to leverage every free opportunity that one gets to market themselves. As for the proclamation that workosaur has no money, I accept that. But its by choice. I believe that when you have money, you stop innovating and start advertising. So as long as I can run the show without raising monies, I’d like to keep it that way.

When guys quit their job, they go looking around for a good resignation letter template. And most people end up googling for help. I did the same. And I didn’t quite like what I found. I have addressed this insight through a repository of sample resignation letters that are being made available on resignr.com. Obviously, I’ve added more stuff on it as well for those who end up coming to the site. The site was launched on Oct 09, 2008. One of my ex-colleagues used it today and am happy to see that the site is fulfilling its objective already. I’d like to dedicate resignr.com to all the guys at my previous organization. The site is for them first and then for all the other quitters around the world.

A warm welcome to all of you. I am thrilled to have launched Workosaur today. The launch was a family affair. All of us at home visited a nearby temple in the morning after which I got my grandmother to delete the .htaccess file and launch the site.

Just in case you are wondering what workosaur.com is all about, it is a naukri.com for high-paying jobs (Rs. 10 lac p.a. and above).

To know why the word workosaur, go here.