Women For Hire

Review:

Women For Hire is a niche job board that helps employers find and hire women professionals in a wide range of industries. The platform offers comprehensive hiring tools for increased visibility, including company branding and social media promotion.

While the platform is a valuable resource for businesses interested in diversifying their workforce, users need to contact the job board for pricing details. Unlike several competitors, such as Women's Job List, the platform lacks resume database access and job ad distribution.

Pros:

• The job board scrapes users' websites for job postings, giving companies maximum visibility.
• Listings are shared on the site's social media pages for added exposure.
• Women For Hire gives employers a targeted approach to hiring women.
• Users can add their company profile, logo, and recruitment video to the job board.
• There are additional banner advertising options available.

Cons:

• Women For Hire's job post pricing is not readily available on its website.
• The job board does not offer an online job posting process.
• The platform lacks access to a resume database and applicant tracking tools.

Reputation:

While online reviews of Women For Hire are limited, one user on Yelp gave the platform a 3-star rating, mentioning its effective recruitment services.

Women For Hire vs. Women's Job List:

Compared to Women For Hire, Women's Job List offers a wider variety of hiring tools, including resume searches and job ad distribution. While users need to contact Women For Hire for pricing details, Women's Job List charges $220.00 for a 30-day listing. However, only Women For Hire offers social media promotion.

Women For Hire vs. Career Contessa Job Board:

Women For Hire and Career Contessa both offer employer branding but lack more comprehensive hiring services, such as resume searches and candidate management. While Women For Hire's pricing is not readily available on its website, Career Contessa charges $100.00 for a 30-day listing.

Women For Hire vs. Indeed:

Unlike Women For Hire, Indeed caters to all job seekers and has a wider reach than the former. Both sites offer company branding and social media promotion but Indeed has more robust recruitment tools on offer. While users need to contact Women For Hire for pricing, Indeed has both free and paid posting options.