The Denver Post Jobs

Review:

The Denver Post Jobs connects employers with job seekers in a wide variety of industries, such as healthcare, education, hospitality, retail, finance, and more. Thanks to its targeted recruitment approach, companies can easily connect with city- and statewide talent.

While the job board offers an extended reach via social media promotion and job distribution tools, there is no online job posting process and the platform lacks several core hiring tools, such as resume searches, featured listings, and employer branding.

Pros:

• Listings are distributed to around 12 partner job boards, including Indeed, for maximum exposure.
• Employers can have their vacancies appear both on the job board and the print edition of The Denver Post.
• Job posts are promoted on the platform's social media pages for added reach.
• The platform offers targeted hiring tools for employers looking to recruit college students, veterans, or nonprofit workers.
• Users can connect with the site's digital recruitment specialists for bulk job posting packages.

Cons:

• The Denver Post Jobs' pricing is not readily available on its website.
• There is no online job posting process.
• The platform lacks resume searches, employer branding, featured listings, and applicant tracking tools.

Reputation:

We were unable to find any online reviews of The Denver Post Jobs.

The Denver Post Jobs vs. Andrew Hudson's Jobs List:

While Andrew Hudson's Jobs List charges $25.00 for an internship posting, users need to contact The Denver Post Jobs' for pricing information. The Denver Post Jobs is a good option for robust job distribution, but Andrew Hudson's Jobs List is better suited to users in search of resume database access.

The Denver Post Jobs vs. Denver Chamber Job Board:

Like The Denver Post Jobs, Denver Chamber Job Board primarily caters to the local job market. While employers need to contact The Denver Post Jobs for pricing details, Denver Chamber Job Board offers free job postings for members, making it a budget-friendly option. However, only The Denver Post Jobs features job distribution.

The Denver Post Jobs vs. Jobvertise:

The Denver Post Jobs and Jobvertise both advertise a wide variety of general vacancies, but the former gives employers access to a niche pool of location-specific professionals. Unlike Jobvertise, The Denver Post Jobs' pricing is not readily available on its site, while the former has a free posting option and paid plans starting at $32.99 per month.