Companies are now fat with cash, and they need to invest in workers to increase their productivity.

Absolutely. We can't be more thrilled. It brings in a heck of a lot of consumers that view these job postings and heightens our awareness among employers.

Certainly, when you're dropping in excess of two million for a commercial you've got to pinch yourself to make sure it's the right thing to do.

The success of our creative is driven by the right blend of humor with a memorable message that resonates with a wide audience. Everyone can relate to working with a bunch of monkeys on some level. We appreciate the honors and look forward to building on the momentum we created this year in 2006 as we tackle the Super Bowl and other major events once again.

We're using the Super Bowl experience to broaden brand experience and to further drive traffic to our online activities. The Super Bowl is like the cherry on top of our online (activities). It's an expensive cherry. Don't get me wrong.

It is a little juvenile, but it is a fun way of engaging in the brand.

Anything that gets people thinking about their next career move is a positive for us. Visitors might first come to 'monkey around' with Monk-e-mail, but then end up spending time on our site searching for a better job.

The chimps will be back in some fashion.

Monkeys resonate with consumers because we can all relate to office situations that are difficult.