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Google Kormo App

Google is going to launch its job listings service in india. The app is named as Kormo App.

The app will be launched on Sept 20 at a Google event in New Delhi.

This app will help user's who are looking for jobs which are posted on online. User's will be able to build digital CV for free and can enrol in training sessions through the app.

This app will display open job listings in the city. Google will partner with employers from large companies to small or medium enterprises to include their jobs in their Korma app which will make users to directly apply from the app.

In that app there is tab called Learn Tab which will give free training in the form of videos, articles and courses based on individual interest.





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