Pricing:
Offer | Price |
---|---|
60-Day Job Posting | US$450.00 |
5 pack - Standard Job Posting | US$1,800.00 |
10-Pack Job Post | US$3,000.00 |
CareerMine only lists U.S. pricing on its website.
Review:
Careermine allows employers to post niche and general job ads before the global mining job market. For Australian employers, Careermine's intuitive job board offers several standard and advanced features, including access to a comprehensive resume database, job ad analytics, and candidate matching.
Highlights:
- Employers can search the site's database of resumes.
- The site provides branding tools for employers to create an attractive public image.
- Employers receive email notifications when suitable candidates register on the site.
- Job posts can be added to the site via the employers dashboard or through an applicant tracking system.
- An employer dashboard keeps track of post engagement and applications.
Shortcomings:
- Only offers one standard job posting package and one bundle package.
- Both plans are in USD.
- Careermine's customer care department is only available between Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm PST. This means that Australia time zone is at least 19 hours ahead of PST.
- The site lacks features such as interview scheduling and post promotion.
Reputation:
No customer reviews were found online.
How to Post a Job on Careermine:

Six easy steps for posting a job on Careermine.
Posting a job on Careermine.
Navigate to the Careermine home page.

Navigate to the Careermine home page and click on the "Post a job" button located in the top right corner.
Select a posting option.

Choose a single job posting for US$450.00 or click on the "More Info" button for multi-posting options.
Sign in or create an account.

If you already have a Careermine account, enter your credentials to sign in. If you are a new customer, create an account with your email and password.
Create a company profile.

Complete your company profile which will appear in the employer A-Z listing.
Add your job information.

Once your account is active, create a new job posting from your company profile page. Fill in the required information.
Review, pay, then post.

Review your job ad, choose a payment option, then post your job.
Careermine vs. Jobs4Mining:
Jobs4Mining is a mining job board. The site requires employers to contact them directly to find out about pricing and advertising options. Because of this limited public information, Careermine is a much safer option in terms of understanding the features offered. The pricing for Careermine is also much clearer, allowing employers to make a faster decision based on budgetary confinements and tools needed.
Careermine vs. MiningOilandGasJobs.com:
MiningOilandGasJobs.com is a job board that caters to the resources industry, while Careermine mainly focuses on the mining job market. Both competitors offer excellent platforms for advertising mining work. However, Careermine has the furthest reach, thanks to its international job board. For this global visibility, Careermine is the more expensive option.
Careermine vs. Indeed:
Indeed is one of the largest online job boards and allows employers to post jobs for free. There is an option to sponsor posts and make them more visible if desired, and employers can set a budget for this. However, Careermine has a niche audience which means that employers might find more candidates who are actively seeking mining jobs there.
Key Information
Legal Name | Careermine |
Founding Date | Jan 01, 1998 |
Address | 122 West 2nd Avenue, Vancouver, BC V5Y 1C2, CA USA |
Telephone | |
Website |
FAQs:
What is Careermine?
Careermine is a mining job board that employers can use to find job seekers in the mining industry, from maintenance staff and general laborers to engineers and account managers.
What does it cost to post a job on Careermine?
It costs US$450.00 to post a single job listing.
How do I create an account on Careermine?
Navigate to Careermine's website and scroll down to the footer of the page. Under "Employers," select "Employer Sign in," and then click on "Create an account."