What works in job boards
It’s fun bashing job boards (ok, it’s fun bashing any category of web sites, but we’re talking job boards here). They’re like pop music –... Read more.
Too much friction? Not enough?
In my experience, I’ve found that programmers working on job board site design often expect people to act linearly – going from point A to point B, logically... Read more.
People, Balance & Technology: The future of job boards
(Note: Today’s guest post is by Felix Wetzel, Group Marketing Director for Jobsite.co.uk.) Job boards are the number 1 channel for finding a job and for finding... Read more.
Results of the Job Board Future survey are here!
In August, I began gathering data for the Job Board Future survey from job seekers, HR professionals, recruiters, and job board employees and operators on the future... Read more.
What problem does your job board solve?
Everyone has problems. Some are big, some are small, but at any given moment, a particular problem can seem overwhelming and incapable of being solved. If your site... Read more.
Job boards must evolve or die
Can job boards evolve? Over a year ago, I wrote about the changes in the job board world. I also promised myself I wouldn’t write about job boards ‘dying’... Read more.
Social media, recruiting, and job boards: which way are we going?
If you follow my Twitter stream, you no doubt noticed I spent last week at #truManchester. It was a great experience – I listened to many recruiters and HR... Read more.
Will job matching ever take off?
Job matching is the AI of the job board world. It’s like this: for decades AI has been held out to computer geeks and normal folks alike as something that... Read more.
Take the survey on the future of job boards!
I’m hoping that you’ll help me out by taking a short survey on the future of the job board industry. It will take about 4 minutes of your time –... Read more.
Building and using job boards are two different things
I’m building a marimba. I’ve been a musician for years (although not a marimba player) but have never – until now – built an instrument.... Read more.