Getwork

Review:

Getwork is a search engine designed to connect job seekers directly with employers. Only jobs that are posted on official company websites are displayed in the search results. Employers can decide which jobs they want to promote and for how long with a pay-per-click system and their job posts will appear on more than 300 sites.

When candidates find a job listing that catches their eye, they can apply directly on company websites by following the single-click link. Employers can then track campaigns and promote or remove postings at any given time.

Pros:

• Established brands, such as Deloitte, FedEx, Home Depot, and Chipotle have used the site.
• The U.S. accounts for more than 70% of site traffic, making this a great place to find local hires.
• Getwork is trusted by employers and job seekers.
• Employer job posts appear on over 300 partner sites.
• Employers can choose jobs they want to sponsor and how long they want their campaigns to run.
• Employers can set monthly budgets and pay only for clicks on sponsored posts.
• Candidates apply for jobs directly on company websites via a single click on Getwork.
• Candidates can use the site without signing up, thereby encouraging more people to send in applications.
• Posting dates are displayed in the search results, giving candidates a better idea of when to apply.

Cons:

• Competitors, such as CareerBuilder and CareerBliss, receive much higher traffic from the U.S. than Getwork.
• Job posts must appear on a company's website to be indexed by Getwork.
• There is no resume database available.
• Employers cannot post a job directly on Getwork's website.

Reputation:

We were unable to find customer reviews of Getwork. However, there are several testimonials from clients listed on their website.

Getwork vs. CareerBuilder:

CareerBuilder offers more services than Getwork, such as a resume search engine, labor market information, and other recruitment solutions. Unlike Getwork, which uses a pay-per-click model, CareerBuilder uses a monthly subscription model that is less affordable, but it receives more unique monthly visitors.

Getwork vs. CareerBliss:

CareerBliss and Getwork are both job search engines, but CareerBliss takes a culture-centered approach by including company employee reviews, salary comparisons, and career resources. CareerBliss receives more monthly visitors than Getwork, but CareerBliss posts only to 100 partner sites, while Getwork posts to 300 sites.

Getwork vs. Careerjet:

Careerjet and Getwork are both job search engines but Careerjet sources job postings from more than 5,000 recruitment sites globally, while Getwork sources from employer member websites only. However, Careerjet drives traffic to the original postings on the recruitment sites, and Getwork drives job seekers directly to company websites.