Jooble is a job search engine designed to help candidates find their dream job, whether that’s a Shopify developer, an insurance agent, or anything in between. Like other search engines, Jooble aggregates results from thousands of job sites and provides results that are most relevant to your search terms. Jooble operates in over 70 countries worldwide.
About Jooble
Founded by Eugene Sobakaryov in January 2007, Jooble was created for one purpose — to help candidates find their dream job quickly and efficiently. Rather than pursuing a handful of career sites, Jooble allows job hunters to collect relevant job postings from across thousands of sites with a single search.
Pricing
Whether you want to post a job opening or search for your next career move, using Jooble is completely free. Jooble also offers sponsored posts. For more information, contact Jooble via info@jooble.com.
Highlights
- Jooble generates over 277,000 visits per month.
- Premium / sponsored job posts are given priority and featured above free job listings.
- Jooble’s PPC pricing model allows employers to pay only for clicks on targeted ads.
- Companies can view stats on their job postings.
- Potential candidates who meet your requirements will be alerted of the job opening.
How to Post Jooble Jobs
At its core, Jooble is a job aggregator. Job posts are aggregated for other career sites. According to Jooble customer support, the site does not provide direct job posting services. Employers interested in featuring their sponsored jobs on the Jooble can do so by contacting Jooble via info@jooble.com.
Jooble Alternatives
If you’ve been job searching, you know Jooble isn’t the only site to find and apply for a new role. However, because Jooble pulls openings from thousands of job sites, the pool of opportunities is quite a bit larger than its competitors.
Jooble vs. Indeed
Indeed is one of the largest and most popular options in the world for job searching. Currently, Indeed is the most visited job site in the United States and accounts for a whopping 16.36% of the global market share among job boards. While Indeed also offers sponsored job postings, this is where the major similarities with Jooble end. Jooble does not allow employers to post directly to the site. Search results from Jooble are aggregated from other job posting sites. Jooble does allow employers to sponsor job posts to make them appear first in search results.
Jooble vs. Monster
Monster is another industry leader in the online job posting space. Monster allows job seekers to use the service for free while offering employers a variety of pricing options. Pricing ranges from $279/month for their Starter package to $749/month for their premium plans. Monster also offers Pay Per Click and Custom Job Postings solutions upon request. Monster does not offer free posting. So how does Jooble differ from Monster? While Monster is a job posting board, Jooble is a job posting aggregator. Jooble does not compile job postings on their own database but rather finds them from thousands of other sites. This makes Jooble an efficient and effective tool for job seekers.
Jooble vs. ZipRecruiter
As a direct competitor with the likes of Indeed and Monster, ZipRecruiter is an online job board that allows employers to post job listings on hundreds of job boards including ZipRecruiter itself. Over the years, ZipRecruiter has slowly transitioned from an Applicant Tracking System (ATS) to an online job board and has been gaining traction in this space. Jooble is a bit different because it’s not an online job board, but a tool that helps job seekers search a wide range of job boards quickly and effectively.
Jooble vs. Linkedin
Off the bat, Linkedin is not a job aggregator like Jooble, but rather an online platform that helps the world’s professionals connect. Businesses can also post job openings and search for candidates on LinkedIn.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
What is Jooble?
Jooble is an international job post search engine that helps candidates find their dream job quickly and allow businesses to source candidates.
Is Jooble similar to Indeed?
No, Indeed is a job posting online board while Jooble is a search engine dedicated to finding job postings.
How much does Jooble cost?
Jooble is free!
Is Jooble available in my country?
Jooble is available in more than 70 countries. To find out if Jooble is available in your country, visit Jooble.org and scroll down to view a list of countries where Jooble is available.
What types of jobs can I advertise on Jooble?
Jooble is not industry specific as it aggregates job postings across all industries.
Can I search for jobs in specific cities or towns using Jooble?
Absolutely! Simply enter the job you are interested in and then your location. Jooble will provide the results that are closest to you.
Available Jobs
If you’re looking for Shopify-related jobs, you’ve come to the right place. Jooble has thousands of listings, from product managers to developers to UX UI designers. Here’s a look at some of the most popular Shopify jobs on Jooble and their descriptions.
Shopify Product Manager
Shopify Product Managers are responsible for the growth of the business, from product updates to marketing to customer support. Product Managers should be able to strategize and create a clear vision for the future of the business. This often involves working closely with engineering and customer support to ensure you are delivering winning products.
Shopify Developer
As a Shopify developer you will be responsible for the development and/or maintenance of Shopify store, theme, application and product development. Shopify developers are often required to possess the following skills:
- Strong knowledge of liquid programming language.
- Act as Shopify expert, specializing in all areas of the ecommerce platform.
- Knowledge in other ecommerce platforms, like BigCommerce.
- Install & Customize new Shopify theme.
- Install new plugins and ensure there are no compatibility issues.
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