WhatJobs?

Review:

WhatJobs? offers employers extensive exposure through job board syndication to over 1,000 partner websites. The platform allows users to post vacancies through their ATS or post a vacancy directly to the job board. In addition to the subscription plans, WhatJobs? offers a cost-per-click pricing model for flexible recruiting budgets.

WhatJobs? features a dedicated U.S. website, offering employers access to a large local candidate network; however, the platform lacks a resume database for employers to search through and the website lacks pricing transparency, which may deter some users.

Pros:

• Employers can control their budgets with a cost-per-click plan.
• Registered users can work with an account manager to set goals and monthly budgets.
• Job posts are shared to over 1,000 partnered networks, including CareerBuilder, ZipRecruiter, and Monster.
• Candidates are sourced from Google, Bing, and social media channels.
• Job posts are added to email alerts and sent to registered job seekers.
• Employers can sign up for one of WhatJobs? affiliated ATS partners to index multiple or recurring job posts.
• The platform has a dedicated U.S. website for local employers and job seekers.
• Vacancies are distributed by daily email alerts to the platform's network of candidates.

Cons:

• WhatJobs? lacks a resume database.
• The platform's pricing lacks transparency.

Reputation:

We were unable to find any online reviews of WhatJobs?

WhatJobs? vs. Indeed:

Indeed is one of the world's largest job boards and has a much larger audience than WhatJobs? Both platforms are general job boards with cost-per-click job posting plans. Unlike WhatJobs?, Indeed offer a free posting plan. Indeed also offers certain recruitment features that WhatJobs? lacks, such as a resume database and candidate screening tests.

WhatJobs? vs. LinkedIn:

LinkedIn is the world's largest professional social network and offers employers the ability to post vacancies and connect with professionals across the world. LinkedIn is not a traditional job board, like WhatJobs?, and the latter platform offers greater exposure through job post syndication to their partner network.

WhatJobs? vs. CareerBuilder:

CareerBuilder's pricing starts from $349.00 per month, whereas WhatJobs? offers an ATS listing option and pay-per-click pricing for which users can set a budget. Both platforms feature job board syndication, but CareerBuilder uses AI candidate matching, which WhatJobs? lacks.