Update:
DCJobs.com is no longer operational and now redirects to DiversityJobs. This article is for legacy purposes.
Pricing:
Plan | Pricing |
|---|---|
Single 30-day Job Posting | $275.00 |
Single 60-day Job Posting | $295.00 |
Job Posting Package: 3 Jobs | $840.00 |
Job Posting Package: 5 Jobs | $1,350.00 |
Job Posting Package: 10 Jobs | $2,500.00 |
Featured Tag: 1 Tag | $95.00 |
Featured Tag: 3 Tags | $285.00 |
Featured Tag: 5 Tags | $475.00 |
Local Recruiting Subscription | Contact for quote. |
Review:
DCJobs.com was a great resource for employers looking to hire in the Washington, D.C. area. While there were no free posting options, the platform provided employers with additional exposure on network sites and social media channels. The employer dashboard also included access to a resume database, pre-screening, and applicant tracking tools.
Pros:
- All job posts were syndicated across Circa's network of more than 600 websites.
- DCJobs.com was a niche site for job seekers and employers in the Washington, D.C. area.
- Job posts included access to the resume database.
- In addition to job board syndication, listings were also shared on social media.
- Employers could choose to upgrade their post to a featured listing for better exposure.
- Basic pre-screening and applicant tracking tools were available on the employer dashboard.
- Sixty-day postings were available for employers who wanted to run their listings longer.
Cons:
- DCJobs.com did not offer free job postings.
- The platform did not include candidate matching.
Reputation:
We were unable to find any online reviews of DCJobs.com
DCJobs.com vs. The Washington Post:
The Washington Post Jobs was the official job board for the Washington Post publication. Like DCJobs.com did, The Washington Post Jobs syndicates jobs to other websites, offers resume database access, and lists vacancies on social media. Of the two, DCJobs.com offered a wider reach, with posts being distributed to over 600 network partner sites.
DCJobs.com vs. Jobing.com:
Unlike DCJobs.com, Jobing.com lists vacancies throughout the U.S. with filtering options for specified cities. Of the two, DCJobs.com was the more affordable option and included access to a resume database. For a higher price, Jobing.com offers employers additional features including applicant performance data and job alert email blasts.
DCJobs.com vs. Indeed:
Indeed is the most visited job site in the U.S. and offers global syndication as well as free job postings. Unlike DCJobs.com, Indeed is a general job board with filters to search by city. Indeed is the more affordable option for job posts but charges extra for resume access. DCJobs.com had a narrower regional focus.
Key Information
Legal Name | DCJobs.com |
Founder | |
Founding Date | Jan 01, 1994 |
Address | 1000 N. Water St., Milwaukee, WI 53202 |
Number of Employees | 200 |