employmentguide.com - Let Us Be Your Guide

Employmentguide.com links job seekers with available works. Simply use the search engine type a key word (related to the kind of job you’re looking for), your location and distance within your location you are looking, and you’ll instantly get an enormous list of different jobs available with their descriptions. If you’re interested in a particular one simply click on its title and have access to extra information. Once you’ve selected those who interest you, apply for jobs online with one simple click. Posting a job is easy too, simply buy the plan that fits you best and get your jobs posted for 30 days. If you’re seeking for advice the site also has a place for you, simply link the “career advice” button and you’ll have the chance to get free tests in order to get to know what job suits you best, or what are you worth among others. You can also check out career articles. The site even has an “Education Center” were you can research for schools and online resources, plus have access to available career education videos, were you are able to get a first hand look at various career fields, as you get the chance to see professionals within the industry performing daily tasks.

“Dominion Enterprises, headquartered in Norfolk, Va., is a leading media and information services company serving employment, real estate, recreation, and industrial markets in the United States. The company has 503 paid and free magazine titles such as For Rent, Harmon Homes, The Employment Guide, Boat Trader, Cycle Trader and RV Trader with a combined weekly circulation of nearly 6 million; over 40 market-leading websites such as ForRent.com, Homes.com, and Traderonline.com reaching over 8 million monthly visitors; data capture and distribution businesses such as Dealer Specialties; and web services businesses across all the company’s industry categories. The company has 6,600 employees nationwide and estimated 2006 annual revenue of $850 million. For more information on Dominion Enterprises, visit www.dominionenterprises.com.”

The site offers all kind of information related to jobs. If you’re seeking for one you have access to thousands of jobs, in different areas. If you want to hire someone you can post your job here too and avoid the hassle and overheads of traditional hiring. The site even has a place for all those looking for educational information in order to get online degrees, or find out about different careers.

Why will people pay to post jobs when they can do it in other sites for free? By offering the service to only those U.S. residents you’re loosing lots of costumers, will they expand?