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Thursday, November 10, 2011

Unemployment among Google Chrome users?

Like many young people in Bhutan, one of my students who uses Google Chrome as her web browser is looking for a job. Google Chrome is my preferred web browser, as it is faster and more secure than other browsers. Hence, we have Chrome installed on our lab computers. Back to our story. The student went to MoLHR's website, and clicked on the "Job Vacancy" link. Here is what she saw:


No wonder unemployment is rising...

Obviously, the folks at MoLHR don't make it easy to read the job descriptions - unless you're a computer, that is! A quick check revealed that the information is provided as an XML RSS feed, which is a format used by special programs called RSS readers. It is not designed to be displayed using web browsers. Although the newer versions of Internet Explorer display this information in a more readable format, webmasters must check that their website is rendered properly by all major browsers. 

1 comment:

  1. create the job by sacking those fools there...we seem so unfriendly in providing services and sharing information

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