The "Traditional Market Offering"
While conservative staffing and placement agencies are turning into market niche players, new Job Boards are emerging on a monthly basis. The Internet has become the preferred recruitment and job seeking environment.
Very few changes can be monitored when comparing between job boards. Popular Job Boards offer recruiters to prepay for posting their wanted add, and get candidate CV's directed to their e-mail. Recruiters are used to comply with the business model set by Job Boards and usually conduct their online recruitment process over several popular Job Boards in their region.
Jobseekers are asked to sign up, create a profile and upload their CV. Since applicant registration is usually free, jobseekers create a profile on multiple Job Boards to increase their placement odds.
Market research indicates that both recruiters and jobseekers experience difficulties and vote general dissatisfaction from existing online solutions.
Jobseekers cannot afford narrowing their options and will therefore create an account with multiple Job Boards, within each of which they are asked to define their professional characteristics, upload a CV, and basically apply for each position they find relevant or interesting. They 'shoot' their CV at any position they find relevant.
The aforementioned process places the average jobseeker with multiple accounts over multiple websites, without a real ability to follow their activity, monitor performance and effectiveness, and eventually turning job seeking into a long, complicated, and inefficient process.
The recruiter's pain is far more intense. Recruiters are asked to pay in advance for nothing more than online 'real estate' used for posting wanted ads. Much like the jobseeker, the recruiter will not settle with a single source and therefore posts their wanted ads over multiple job boards. The result is a lot of 'CV Spam' and a smaller portion of relevant applicants. Once again, the process is slow, inefficient, exhausting and, more importantly, results in massive costs for the recruiter. This fact conflicts with the core elements of the Internet: efficient, instant and low cost.
Social Networks 
Although explored by some, social network recruitment is premature and mainly relies on the network's infrastructure, layout, rules and regulations.
The users' profile on applications like Facebook does not contain in-depth, employment-related information. Many of the Job Boards have developed FB applications, yet this is done in order to
expand their marketing channels and increase exposure rather than enrich the users' employment tag.
Designated social networks contain elaborate employment related information, yet they fail to uplift their Wanted Ads or Head Hunting offering. With absence of matching abilities, profession-based social networks are no different than Job Boards in terms of their ability to improve, shorten, or simplify online staffing.
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