As we know, millions of Americans have lost their jobs due to the ongoing crisis. On closely analyzing the US job posting trends, job boards’
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UK job boards must realize the importance of job data automation now!
The past few months in the UK job board industry have shown dramatic changes in the hiring trends. The Brexit revolution is creating massive waves
Why the UK unemployment scenario might actually be good news for job boards
Unemployment is a term that every working individual will fear as it creates a void in the resume that becomes hard to fill. And in
How Robotic Process Automation is reshaping recruitment
Companies need a diverse team of employees to ensure maximum efficiency in their daily operations. For instance, an automotive company requires different employees for various
Is Job Spidering a must-have tool for your job board?
When online job boards first emerged, the process of finding and aggregating job postings was done manually. The employers would document their recruitment needs and
Job Aggregation & Job Wrapping: The Perfect Partners for Job Board Automation
Managing a job board can become taxing and tedious. Job boards must ensure that they track, gather, and post job listings from the employers’ website
To be job seeker-friendly, your job board must be mobile-friendly
The times are a-changin’. Mobile devices have deeply penetrated our lives. It has made a variety of services accessible at our fingertips, including job seeking.
How premium job feeds help job boards compete with social recruiting
The seamless worldwide connectivity offered by the internet initially came as a blessing for job boards. But the continued growth of the web and social
Have you heard of the job board that runs itself?
Do you remember your first time riding a bicycle? Most of us stumbled through the learning process. And all of a sudden, we knew how
It’s about time job boards cared about job wrapping tools
It may come as a surprise to many, but in April this year, there were more job openings in the US than unemployed people