We Work Remotely

Review:

Established in 2011, We Work Remotely has over a decade of recruitment experience in the remote job sector. The website receives over a million views each month and boasts a number of features, including ATS integration, manual candidate screening services, and job board syndication.

We Work Remotely has a slightly higher price than many competitors but offers more features than most. The site also has a far larger audience than similar platforms, such as Working Nomads and Jobspresso, making it more appealing in terms of reaching more potential candidates.

Pros:

• We Work Remotely is a global, niche job board dedicated to remote working opportunities.
• Job posts are distributed to over 20 partner sites, including Google for Jobs and SitePoint.
• The candidate filer option utilizes specialists to screen and match candidates with employers.
• Job posts can be shared via social media for increased reach.
• We Work Remotely integrates with Workable and Wrk ATS.
• The site features employer branding and company profiles to help attract candidates.
• We Work Remotely offers several additional features, such as job highlights, logo displays, and being placed prominently in emails.
• The site receives over 1 million visits each month.
• Employers receive up to a 40% discount with job posting bundles.
• The site features a number of resources, such as a podcast, newsletter, events, remote working trends, and hiring guides.

Cons:

• We Work Remotely is costlier than similar competitors, such as Pangian and Working Nomads.
• The website automatically selects add-ons for purchases. Employers must manually un-select these.
• All three job posting plans limit social media sharing to two posts.
• The platform lacks a resume database of candidates.

Reputation:

There are not many reviews of We Work Remotely available at present. The site has mixed reviews on Product Hunt. Some users felt that the site has poor quality leads and that the filters are not as advanced as other websites.

A reviewer on Trustpilot found that the site's layout needed updating. Another reviewer on G2 reported that they appreciated the site's resources and categories, but felt that the job search function needs more filters.

We Work Remotely vs. Pangian:

Pangian is more affordable than We Work Remotely with a similar range of features. While Pangian is the more affordable option, it has a smaller audience and does not offer candidate screening services, which may make We Work Remotely a more attractive option. Neither platform features a resume database of candidates for employers to search through.

We Work Remotely vs. Working Nomads:

Working Nomads is much more affordable than We Work Remotely but lacks features that the latter offers, such as featured ads and applicant filters. Working Nomads has a far smaller audience, making We Work Remotely a far better option to reach a larger, international audience of remote job seekers.

We Work Remotely vs. Jobspresso:

Jobspresso has similar pricing to We Work Remotely, and the two companies offer a similar range of features. The only notable feature missing from Jobspresso is an applicant filter. We Work Remotely has a larger audience, but Jobspresso is more affordable when it comes to multiple job postings.