TelecomCrossing

Review:

TelecomCrossing stands out as one of the top telecommunications job boards for global hiring. While they offer a free plan, it's very limited with job posts only visible to paid members.

Starting at U$399.00 per month, TelecomCrossing's paid plans offer good value as they include access to an extensive resume database, distribution to partner networks, email alerts, and applicant tracking tools.

Pros:

• TelecomCrossing offers a free plan as well as paid plans.
• Candidates pay membership fees to apply for jobs, ensuring only qualified and interested candidates apply.
• All paid plans offer a 14-day free trial.
• Qualified researchers match candidates with open positions.
• Paid job posts are syndicated to over 500 international job boards.
• Employers can access the resume database for direct hiring.
• New job posts are sent out to job seekers as job alert emails.
• The platform includes applicant tracking and candidate management tools.

Cons:

• Pricing is only available in U.S. dollars.
• The Canada location filter does not offer French as a language option.
• Job posts are not shared on social media.
• The free plan is limited to a single job slot and not distributed to other job boards.
• The number of resume views is restricted across all paid plans.

Reputation:

We were unable to find any online reviews of TelecomCrossing. EmploymentCrossing, HRCrossing's parent company, holds a C+ rating from the BBB. TelecomCrossing also features several hand-picked testimonials on their website.

TelecomCrossing vs. TelcoProfessionals:

Like TelecomCrossing, TelcoProfessionals hosts an international telecom job board with location-specific filters for Canadian job seekers. Both platforms only offer pricing in U.S. dollars with TelecomCrossing offering free and paid posts while TelecoProfessionals charges upwards of US$100.00 per post. Both platforms distribute jobs internationally.

TelecomCrossing vs. Job Bank:

Where TelecomCrossing is a dedicated telecom job board, Job Bank is a general job board hosted by the Canadian government. Both platforms offer free posting and resume access, but TelecomCrossing also has paid posts with global distribution and a more niche focus. Job Bank is more generalized but is possibly a better choice for hiring locally.

TelecomCrossing vs. Jobs.ca:

Jobs.ca is a Canadian network of specialized job posting sites with prices starting at C$325.00 +tax per post. In comparison, TelecomCrossing is an international job board for telecom professionals with free and paid plans. While Jobs.ca has a stronger local appeal, the platform doesn't offer resume access or job distribution like TelecomCrossing.