WhatJobs?

Review:

WhatJobs? is affiliated with many ATS companies and offers employers access to a large network of job seekers by syndicating job posts to over 1,000 partner websites. Job ads can be indexed via ATS for added convenience.

WhatJobs? also features a cost-per-click model that allows for flexible budget control to suit various recruitment needs and company sizes. Local employers benefit from the dedicated Canadian website and candidate network; however, the platform lacks a resume database for employers to search through.

Pros:

• Employers can control their budgets with a cost-per-click plan.
• Registered users can work with an account manager to set goals and monthly budgets.
• Job posts are shared to over 1,000 partnered networks, including CareerBuilder, ZipRecruiter, and Monster.
• Candidates are sourced from Google, Bing, and social media channels.
• Job posts are added to email alerts and sent to registered job seekers.
• Employers can sign up for one of WhatJobs? affiliated ATS partners to index multiple or recurring job posts.
• The platform has a dedicated Canadian website for local employers and job seekers.
• Vacancies are distributed by daily email alerts to the platform's network of candidates.

Cons:

• WhatJobs? lacks a resume database.
• The platform's pricing lacks transparency.
• Pricing is only available in U.S. dollars.

Reputation:

We were unable to find any online reviews of WhatJobs?

WhatJobs? vs. Job Bank:

Job Bank is the Canadian government's job board and features a free job posting service. Unlike the latter, WhatJobs? offers pay-per-click pricing, subscription plans with additional features, and job board syndication for increased exposure. Job Bank caters exclusively to the Canadian job market, while WhatJobs? gives employers access to an international audience.

WhatJobs? vs. Eluta.ca:

Eluta.ca is a popular Canadian job board that features free and paid job posting plans. WhatJobs? features a pay-per-click pricing model that offers employers greater budget flexibility and increased exposure. Both platforms aggregate job posts to other sites and lack a resume database of candidates.

WhatJobs? vs. Jobillico:

Jobillico does not make its pricing available online, making it difficult to judge its affordability. Jobillico caters exclusively to the Canadian job market, with a specific focus on Quebec, whereas WhatJobs? offers employers access to a much larger audience of international professionals.