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“Cynopsis has been a great resource in getting qualified candidates for CBS Television Distribution. In the past year, I have filled three sales openings with candidates from Cynopsis”

Suzy Saddik, Human Resources Representative, CBS Television Distribution

“In the recruiting business, it is important to be able to target your job search to reach the right audience. Posting jobs to Cynopsis ensures we are reaching the right audience, those already in and those who wish to be in the media business. My clients always ask ‘Are we posting in Cynopsis?’ “

Bob DeFrank, VP, Human Resource, A + E Networks

“Cynopsis has been an extremely valuable and cost-effective recruiting tool for CSI Sports. We have hired several qualified candidates over the years from postings on Cynopsis. It is one-stop shopping for media and entertainment employers and candidates.”

Declan Daly, SR Director Finance & Operations, CSI Sports

“Cynopsis is an amazing resource for getting qualified candidates relevant and significant to the media and entertainment industry”

Karla Paz Mobray, Director, Talent Acquisitions, Viacom Media Networks – Human Resources

“We chose Cynopsis for our job posting ads because the results are terrific. It is a go-to source of information for almost everyone in entertainment and media, and it is a perfect way to reach a specific target audience (candidate pool).”

Matt Karaman, PHR, Director of Staffing, AMC Networks

“Thanks to the outstanding customer service from Cynopsis, my experience was easy and hassle-free!””

Katrina Jackson, HR Recruiter, Tennis Channel

“Cynopsis has consistently provided TV One with professional and quick service. Whenever we post there is a quick turnaround when receiving resumes from great candidates with industry experience.”

Shalaen Yancey, HR Generalist, TV One

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