JobsJobsJobs

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Summary: According to Linkedin (on which they have 118 followers), JobsJobsJobs was created back in 2003 and belongs to JXT. The website has an appealing design but some of the inconsistencies are troubling. As a generalist job board, a wide range of job offers are available, but the numbers per category appear to be inaccurate. Furthermore, their partner websites are actually just internet pages created by JobsJobsJobs with various sectors in mind, but not real job offers featured on the sites. SimilarWeb doesn’t know the number of visits it receives, but the activity ranking in Australia is pretty low. We had a closer look.

Design: The exciting red and black colours make for a sleek design, and the website is easy to use. The “About Us” section mentions mysterious “Foundation Members” (no other information is given) and a long list of partner websites would’ve been impressive if we hadn’t checked the websites. The search engine in three parts (keywords, classification and location) and the filters (the classification, location, type of hours and the salary) allow jobseekers to cull the job offers. Unfortunately, they don’t seem to show the accurate number of job offers or work properly. For example, if you press on “disability”, general practitioner jobs come up.

The job board objective: The name is inviting: What do we want? Jobs! When do we want them? Now! Jobsjobsjobs offers jobs for everyone (in theory).

Recruiter observations: The application process is relatively easy and you can find the prices on the website.

Jobseeker observations: There is no need to create an account since you can apply to job offers without one. All the job offers we looked at were from recruiting firms (and a lot of them were from the same ones).

The job offers: According to the website, there are 6 226 job offers at the moment. Most of them are in construction, transport and hospitality.

Reactivity: --

Special features: Job alerts; spelling mistakes.

Verdict: If you like mystery and inaccurate information, Jobsjobsjobs can definitely make the job search more suspenseful. If you want to find reliable job offers, it might be best to combine your job search with another job board.

Written by Ali Neill

As the job board tester and blog editor for the Jobboard Finder, Ali works on job boards from all around the world and keeps a close eye on the recruitment trends thanks to a number of sources, including the website's social media pages.