Wisestep

Review:

Wisestep is a highly versatile recruitment platform that helps everyone from small businesses to large corporations fill their job vacancies through their data-driven software. Listings are shared to additional job boards, including Indeed, Monster, and CareerBuilder, giving job posts maximum exposure to potential candidates.

The platform offers a free 7-day trial for employers to try out their services, which include unlimited job postings, candidate management, real-time analytics, and account setup support.

Pros:

• Wisestep features a user-friendly and intuitive website.
• Employers can post unlimited jobs.
• Listings are shared to different job boards, such as Indeed and Ladders for increased visibility.
• The site offers integration with job boards and social media platforms.
• The platform has a sophisticated ATS with email integration, automatic vacancy postings, and candidate tracking.
• Employers can use the Chrome extension to help build a talent pool through candidate information auto-capture.
• The site's algorithmic candidate search ranks candidates by quantified relevance.
• Employers can use real-time performance analytics with actionable insights to make better recruiting decisions.

Cons:

• Limited functionality is available with the free pricing plan.
• Wisestep is not a traditional job board.
• Job seekers need an account to view company profiles.

Reputation:

We were unable to find any online reviews of Wisestep's job posting features.

Wisestep vs. LinkedIn:

LinkedIn is a global professional network that allows more budget control through its pay-per-click model. Wisestep only offers set paid packages, including a free trial, but, unlike LinkedIn, the site has a host of resources, including real-time analytics, an applicant tracking system, and a sophisticated employee referral program.

Wisestep vs. Ladders:

Ladders caters to U.S. and Canadian professionals looking for positions that pay more than $100k, while Wisestep has no restrictions and caters to a wide range of positions. Wisestep offers both free and paid options, with paid plans starting at $25.00 per month. In comparison, a single job post on ladders costs $599.00 without resume acess.

Wisestep vs. Jobvertise:

Both Jobvertise and Wisestep have similar job posting features and both job boards offer free job postings. However, Wisestep's free plan is part of a limited trial, whereas Jobvertise's plan is always free. Wisestep offers greater resources compared to Jobvertise, including an applicant tracking system, analytics, and a user-friendly interface.