Jobshout Announces Broadbean Compatibility
Jobshout, the new online job board hosting service for recruiters and HR, has announced compatibility with the UK’s popular Broadbean job posting system.
London, United Kingdom, December 07, 2007 --(PR.com)-- “It's something we're quite excited about, because it potentially represents a massive time-saving for recruiters in the UK, and it something many of our clients have been asking about”, says Jobshout CEO Steve Gibson. “This will mean that you will be able to post your job ad to Jobshout and, in the process, post it as well to any of the 700-odd job boards serviced by Broadbean.”
The tie-in with Broadbean is part of a broader strategy on the part of Jobshout to let its users publish jobs elsewhere on the internet and do so swiftly and easily. “There are a number of free services out there”’ says Gibson, “that can easily be used to attract applicants and increase your profile. The trouble is that they all take time to administer. We intend to automate the process as far as possible for Jobshout users.”
Posting jobs from Jobshout via the Broadbean service is expected to come on stream in the first quarter of 2008.
About Jobshout
The Jobshout service began in 2007. It lets people who are recruiting online – in other words recruitment and staffing agencies, and other organisations who want to advertise their vacancies on the web – quickly set up a job board, with their own branding and the look and feel of their own website. They can then publish it under their own domain name, or on jobshout.com.
Jobshout is very quick to set up, there are no start-up costs, and it is a hosted service, so there is no software to install or maintain. Publishing a job on the web becomes the work of a couple of minutes, and in the process Jobshout does the sort of work that a web expert would do to ensure that the ad stands the best possible chance of being found in searches on Google, MSN, and so on.
Jobshout monitors applicants and CVs, and its built-in analytics show how well individual ads, and the site as a whole, are working.
Jobshout is a division of recruitment specialists Workstation.
For interviews or further information, contact info@jobshout.co.uk.
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The tie-in with Broadbean is part of a broader strategy on the part of Jobshout to let its users publish jobs elsewhere on the internet and do so swiftly and easily. “There are a number of free services out there”’ says Gibson, “that can easily be used to attract applicants and increase your profile. The trouble is that they all take time to administer. We intend to automate the process as far as possible for Jobshout users.”
Posting jobs from Jobshout via the Broadbean service is expected to come on stream in the first quarter of 2008.
About Jobshout
The Jobshout service began in 2007. It lets people who are recruiting online – in other words recruitment and staffing agencies, and other organisations who want to advertise their vacancies on the web – quickly set up a job board, with their own branding and the look and feel of their own website. They can then publish it under their own domain name, or on jobshout.com.
Jobshout is very quick to set up, there are no start-up costs, and it is a hosted service, so there is no software to install or maintain. Publishing a job on the web becomes the work of a couple of minutes, and in the process Jobshout does the sort of work that a web expert would do to ensure that the ad stands the best possible chance of being found in searches on Google, MSN, and so on.
Jobshout monitors applicants and CVs, and its built-in analytics show how well individual ads, and the site as a whole, are working.
Jobshout is a division of recruitment specialists Workstation.
For interviews or further information, contact info@jobshout.co.uk.
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