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Post a Startup Job for Free
by Startacus Admin
We’ve got exciting news! We’ve partnered with careers marketplace Jobbio to make your hiring a whole lot easier.
As a valued reader, we’re offering you exclusive access to the Startacus channel, as well as the Jobbio careers marketplace, absolutely free for 30 days.
What's happening?
Startacus and Jobbio have partnered together to create the Startacus jobs channel to help make your hiring a whole lot easier.
Who are Jobbio?
Jobbio is a hiring platform that lets you list roles, attract talent, and manage the hiring process in one easy-to-use place, online and on mobile.
As a valued reader, we’re offering you exclusive access to the Startacus channel, as well as the Jobbio careers marketplace, absolutely free.
What’s included?
30 Days of unlimited job postings across the wider Jobbio network
For 30 days, you’ll have full access to the entire Jobbio network. Feature your jobs on relevant topic channels and unlock our global distribution network.
30 Days Supercharged Jobs Marketing
We target your roles to the thousands of talent browsing Jobbio and Startacus every day. We also publish your jobs to a variety of partner distributors including LinkedIn and Glassdoor.
Access cutting edge tech
From a live talent pool to automated customised messaging, our unrivalled application management system ensures you never miss a candidate again.
What’s next?
Sign up for free today and take a step closer to those game changing hires.
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Published on: 6th November 2017
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