jobsite.co.uk

One lazy Sunday morning, bleary eyed and feeling a bit worse for wear, I posted my CV on a website which I had never heard of. I never expected anything to come of it, and to be perfectly honest, by Monday morning I was back in work and had completely forgotten about my two minutes of 'I need a new job, like, immediately' desperation the day before. At about 9.30am, I had a call. Two days later, I had a new job! Ironically, it's in recruitment, where I deal with Jobsite on a daily basis. So this review can come from both a jobseeker and a recruiter point of view, and in my honest opinion, is equally as good as whether you are searching for your perfect role, ...

I registered with Jobsite over a year ago now, basically because I wanted to see what was out there in the big world of jobs. Working at the University is ok – but being a non-private sector area, I felt that if I was to get anywhere with my career I had to look further afield. Jobsite is probably the first site I came across when selecting one to work with. Been a fussy old bugger I try sites briefly and if I don’t get to grips or feel happy with it within the first 5 minutes I move on. Other sites such as Step Stone and Monster were ok but lacked a lot of what I felt was simple, easy control compared to Jobsite. Here’s the run down ...

With the summer holidays, most students are looking for jobs. The competition is awfully high so you really need to look around to get a good job with good pay. Even though I am yet to find a job using this site, I am still very impressed with the site and definitely believe it’s got potential in finding jobs and therefore I would recommend anyone to go and have a look at this site. The site layout is very good and therefore surfing the site is very easy. Very neatly organised it’s easy to follow. You can use the search engine to find a job or if you want conduct a power search from the jobs they have on their data. They do have quite a ...