ExerciseJobs

Review:

With ExerciseJobs, employers can track job posting previews, get e-mail notifications of matching resumes, and edit job ads online in real time. Other features that help speed up the candidate sourcing process include a searchable resume database, social media sharing, an extended job post duration of 60 days, and premium advertising options.

However, the platform does not mention an applicant tracking system or candidate messaging tools. It is also a costly option compared to alternatives such as Fitt Jobs, which offers a free job posting plan.

Pros:

• Employers can choose between several plans suitable for different budgets.
• Job listings remain online for 60 days or until the job poster chooses to hide the ad before it expires.
• Employers can set up email notifications to receive resume matches.
• The Featured Hot Job plan includes resume database access, a highlighted ad, newsletter inclusion, and a social media boost.
• Employers can track job posting previews.
• Job ads can be edited in real-time online, extended, reinstated, or hidden before they expire.
• The site features a searchable resume database suitable for proactive recruitment.
• The site attracts an average of 10,000 monthly visits.
• There are several additional advertising options, such as newsletter sponsorship, featured company profiles, and banner ads.

Cons:

• There is no free job posting plan.
• Pricing is only listed in U.S. dollars.
• The site does not mention an applicant tracking system or candidate messaging tools.
• The website is not available in French.

Reputation:

We were unable to find any online reviews of ExerciseJobs. However, the site does feature several handpicked testimonials from satisfied clients on their About page.

ExerciseJobs vs. Fitt Jobs:

Unlike Fitt Jobs, ExerciseJobs does not have a free job posting plan. However, its paid plans have a higher starting price of US$150.00 per post, compared to ExerciseJobs' starting price of US$75.00 per post. Both sites offer social media promotion, but ExerciseJobs is the only one of the two that also provides resume database access.

Exercise Jobs vs. Job Bank:

Job Bank is a general job board that caters to employers and job seekers across Canada, whereas ExerciseJobs is a niche career site tailored to the fitness sector. The latter is based out of the U.S. but lists roles in Canada. With a starting price of US$75.00 per post, ExerciseJobs is costly compared to Job Bank's free service.