3 ms·
It looks like you're allowing people to post available jobs for free. On job sites, typically this is a source of revenue. Where do you anticipate your revenue
by khandelwal 17y ago
It looks like you're allowing people to post available jobs for free. On job sites, typically this is a source of revenue. Where do you anticipate your revenue coming from?
- rglullis 17y agoYes, it's free to post jobs on the website, and it always will be. The only requirement for now is that information about the company has to be provided, or we won't approve it to be listed. We have a bunch of different ideas for revenue: 1) Offer a service for managing the hiring process. Allow companies to browse through resumes, setup interviews, keep tabs on interviewed candidates, etc. 2) A "matchmaking" service. Given a job seeker's resume and given the listing's requirements, we can set up a freemium system where companies get to see candidates that are a better fit, and vice-versa. 3) A more traditional ad network. Something like Jobthread. 4) Another freemium service: "Career Analytics". Given a professional's resume and qualifications, we can collect aggregate data and see how he or she compares with others, how "employable" one is. Or answer questions like "How does my salary compares to the average?", "Would it be a bad idea to quit my job and go for a PhD?", "Would I make more money if I leave the technical side of the job and went for management?", etc.