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A jobboard is not really an app, it's just a list, simply speaking. Anyway, most of these are applications from the implementors view.
Background: I am doing a short report on the internet jobboard landscape at the moment, so links or short answers would be a great help for me! Thanks – |
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Jobster has a nice user interface and experience; not sure about its effectiveness. Stack Overflow Careers rocks :) LinkedIn has a good jobs section |
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Not sure if you'd consider it a job board in the traditional sense, but: |
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I have had great success with our state run Department of Workforce Services job board for both finding new jobs and hiring full or part time candidates. They are 100% free and get 10-100 times the job postings that other sites do. Most other states have an equivalent site, which are great resources for both employees and employees. |
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TechCrunch's CrunchBoard is an excellent resource. |
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