Outer Join

Review:

Outer Join, a niche job board that promotes remote positions in data science, analytics, and engineering, distinguishes itself by adopting a more hands-on approach. The Outer Join team actively manages recruitment processes by handling responsibilities such as creating employer profiles and making essential adjustments to job advertisements.

That said, the platform does lack multiple robust hiring tools, including job ad distribution, resume database access, and applicant tracking.

Pros:

• Outer Join offers a targeted hiring approach for hiring remote data scientists, analysts, and engineers.
• Job descriptions can include a company logo to improve its credibility.
• The platform offers featured listings to provide additional visibility on the job board.
• Job seekers and employers can share job openings on LinkedIn and X (formerly known as Twitter).
• Reputable companies that have used Outer Join's job board include Capital One, PlayStation, and Target.
• Outer Join's team creates employer profiles to promote their brand identity to potential candidates.
• Compared to top competitors, including DataJobs.com, Outer Join is the more cost-effective alternative.

Cons:

• There is no free job posting plan available.
• Outer Join's team manages the recruitment process, which may not suit employers who prefer an active approach.
• The platform is missing a range of advanced hiring tools, including resume database access and applicant tracking.
• Employers have to submit a link to the original job description.

Reputation:

We were unable to find any online reviews of Outer Join.

Outer Join vs. DataJobs.com:

While Outer Join and DataJobs.com target those looking to hire data scientists, analysts, and engineers, the two platforms diverge in pricing and industry reach. Outer Join's plans start at $99.00 per post, but the platform targets remote workers. DataJobs.com, on the other hand, charges $150.00 per post but focuses on advertising general listings.

Outer Join vs. DataYoshi:

DataYoshi is notably more costly than Outer Join, with the former's plans starting at $199.00 per post. In comparison, Outer Join's prices start at $99.00 per post. However, while Outer Join specifically targets remote workers, DataYoshi advertises both remote and office-based positions, making Outer Join best suited for remote companies.

Outer Join vs. Data Umbrella:

Data Umbrella stands out for its affordability, as the platform offers free listings. While Data Umbrella allows employers to post directly to its platform, Outer Join users must provide a link to their job ad. That said, Outer Join is best suited for those looking to hire remote workers, but the platform's plans start at $99.00 per post.