New pharmacareers job board will be ready by August 1st
I am glad to break the To-be -launched announcement of a new service which has been pending for a long time now.
Very soon your favorite pharma blog will have a job board with rich features. It has been my dream to make pharmacareers.in as not just an industry blog but the one where companies wanting to hire Healthcare/Pharmaceutical professionals and professionals looking for the best industry jobs meet.
I had earlier experimented without much success, a job portal model based on asp.net.(IMO a complex platform where my dependency on software guys were 100%) Eversince moving the domain to a self hosted wordpress blog (and thus gaining the elusive freedom from developers), the site has been slowly gaining popularity and reasonable readership. This time around with so much work going on in wordpress development, adding a job board to my wordpress blog has actually become quite easy. The job board should be usable in a few days from now. As a curtain raiser, I just wanted to use this post to give a brief on what to expect from this Job Board. First and foremost, the job posting is free for the advertisers/hirers. If the desire is to have a featured post with a better visibility that comes at a small premium. But generally job posting will remain as a free service for now and the times to come.
It has got some really exciting features:
- Radius search for job locations
- Search based on job category, salary, job type etc
- Add logo to the job posting
- Paypal payment gateway
- 30 day expiry period for the job post
- Share the job posts through twitter and facebook
I am working on giving some final touches to this job board. In the meanwhile I would greatly appreciate any feedback as I move forward towards creating something very useful for a lot of you.
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