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Job Boards
Posts about job-board tradeoffs, stale listings, platform noise, and how JobWeb Board fits into a search-first workflow focused on current openings.
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One in four job postings disappears within a week
Cohort data from employer ATSs: 1 in 4 new postings closes within 7 days, a third of live postings are over a month old, and 1 in 8 has sat for 90+ days.
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One in four job postings disappears within a week
Cohort data from employer ATSs: 1 in 4 new postings closes within 7 days, a third of live postings are over a month old, and 1 in 8 has sat for 90+ days.
Half of job postings won't say where you'll work
We analyzed 669,822 live job postings. 51.3% never say remote, hybrid, or onsite. And the postings that hide work mode also hide pay.
Three out of four job postings won't tell you the pay
We analyzed 661,163 live postings pulled straight from employer ATSs. Only 24.2% list a salary, and the roles that need transparency most get the least.
JobWeb vs LinkedIn: Profile-First or Search-First?
JobWeb searches current openings directly and Fitcheck scores each one into Apply, Review, or Skip. LinkedIn is the network where you build a profile.
JobWeb vs Indeed: Volume vs. Trust
JobWeb pulls current roles direct from company ATSs, sells no placement, and Fitcheck scores them for you. Indeed is the biggest free job board by volume.
JobWeb vs Job Trawlers: The Closest Match
JobWeb's Fitcheck works with the alerts you already get and tells you what to apply to, review, or skip. Job Trawlers is a capable ATS discovery tool.
JobWeb vs Hiring.cafe: Search vs. Checking
JobWeb's Fitcheck scores your job alerts, ATS listings, and a shared pool into Apply, Review, or Skip. Hiring.cafe is a great free search engine too.
Job boards are broken. Here's what's different.
Updated jobs, simple search, nothing else. Why that's harder to find than it should be.