Pricing:
Employers can add their vacancies to JobInventory.com for free. There are no sponsored job posting plans available, but employers can add a Contributors Badge to their website to increase visibility.
Review:
JobInventory.com is a job aggregator that collects job postings from various hiring platforms, including popular and niche job boards, corporate websites, and career portals. With its easy access and customizable search tool, JobInventory.com provides a unified platform that helps employers connect with candidates faster.
Pros:
- JobInventory.com advertises a range of vacancies on its platform for free.
- Employers can advertise their job ads on free platforms, such as Indeed and JustJobs, and their ads will appear on JobInventory.com automatically.
- Employers who include a Contributors Badge on their website benefit from increased exposure on JobInventory.com's feed.
- Some reputable contributors to the site include recruitment agencies, reputable brands, and general and niche job boards.
- Job ads submitted via JobInventory.com's website are reviewed and indexed quicker.
Cons:
- Unlike its top competitors, such as Monster, the platform brings in an average of four thousand visits per month.
- JobInventory.com is missing a searchable resume database and applicant tracking tools.
- Employers cannot post a job directly on JobInventory.com — an XML feed link must be provided.
- The platform does not offer standard hiring features, such as candidate matches and social media sharing.
- JobInventory.com gathers listings from various websites, which could cause some job ads to go unnoticed.
- It can take up to two days for a job ad to be approved for publication.
Reputation:
JobInventory.com lacks a social media presence and we were unable to find any online reviews. However, the site does have a 10/10 trust score on ScamAdvisor.
JobInventory.com vs. Monster:
Between the two competitors, Monster's international exposure makes it a popular option, especially for employers looking to speed up their hiring efforts. While JobInventory.com is a job aggregator that lists jobs for free, Monster is both an aggregator and job board, with the latter's prices starting at $12.00 per day.
JobInventory.com vs. LinkedIn:
While LinkedIn is mainly a networking site, JobInventory.com is a job aggregator that scours job boards and career portals for vacancies. Despite both platforms not serving as traditional job boards, LinkedIn stands out for its free job postings and resume database. With JobInventory.com, listings can be added for free, but the platform lacks robust tools.
JobInventory.com vs. Indeed:
Both Indeed and JobInventory.com collects job ads from various job boards, and they're free of charge. However, while Indeed does provide additional features, including direct postings and sponsored posts, JobInventory.com's plans are missing many key features, including social media sharing and a resume database.
Key Information
Legal Name | Buzz Vertical, LLC. |
Founding Date | Jan 01, 2011 |
Address | 14525 SW. Millikan Way, #45544, Beaverton, OR, 97005-2343, Canada |
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