Design Week Jobs

Review:

Design Week Jobs is the job board of the online design publication Design Week. As an industry-specific platform, the site gives employers access to a targeted audience of design professionals across the U.K. According to Design Week Jobs, more than 12,000 applications are made to jobs listed on their site every month.

While the job board offers a great selection of plans to promote job openings, these are far costlier than those of other local niche sites, such as Design Jobs Board and If You Could Jobs. The platform also lacks a CV database and job ad distribution.

Pros:

• Employers have a choice of several posting plans to suit different recruitment needs.
• Job postings are included in job alert emails.
• The site claims to attract more than 100,000 unique visitors and over 12,000 applications every month.
• Design Week Jobs attracts job seekers with a range of industry-related resources.
• Employers can create a company profile and upload their logo to aid brand awareness.
• The Editorial Latest Job plan promotes roles on the site's editorial home page and is ideal for targeting passive candidates.

Cons:

• Design Week Jobs does not offer a free job posting option or free trial.
• The platform lacks access to a CV database.
• Design Week Jobs is far costlier than several competitors.
• The site does not support online payment methods.

Reputation:

We were unable to find any online reviews of Design Week Jobs.

Design Week Jobs vs. The Dots:

While The Dots and Design Week Jobs are both niche job sites, The Dots targets a broader audience of creative talent in the U.K. While Design Week Jobs may be the better option for increased visibility posting plans, it is significantly costlier, charging £963.00 +VAT per post. By contrast, a standard listing on The Dots costs £195.00 +VAT.

Design Week Jobs vs. Design Jobs Board:

Design Jobs Board and Design Week Jobs are both U.K. job sites for design professionals. While neither site features a CV database or candidate matching tools, each has a range of posting plans on offer. At £49.00 +VAT per post, Design Jobs Board is the more affordable option, compared to Design Week Jobs' £963.00 +VAT per post.

Design Week Jobs vs. If You Could Jobs:

If You Could Jobs and Design Week Jobs both target creative professionals in the U.K. However, the latter is hosted by a well-established design publication and may attract a more defined audience of job seekers. If You Could Jobs charges £125.00 per post, while Design Week Jobs charges £963.00 +VAT per post.