International job board JobServe
has announced the latest update to its website, providing further improvements to
help recruiters.
Headlining the new release is JobServe’s “Announce
Availability” feature, designed to help recruiters by quickly and easily
showing a candidate’s job seeking status.
Part of JobServe’s continuous improvement programme, the
latest release also includes a re-vamped application tracker along with a new
landing page for candidates.
Wendy Cowell, Global Online Sales & Business
Development Manager, commented “At JobServe we spend a lot of time speaking
with our customers, learning about how they work and the challenges they
face. One of the repeat themes is
how little time a recruiter has to identify and provide an employer with
relevant CVs.”
Cowell continued, “Over recent times JobServe has
enhanced its powerful CV matching systems and now, with the release of our ‘Announce Availability’ feature, we
have made it easier for recruiters to identify those candidates actively
seeking employment.”
2011 is already shaping-up to be a successful year for
JobServe, who is nominated for the Onrec Candidate Service Award, with the
winner due to be announced in March.
Les Powell, General Manager Product & Service
Delivery, added “The quality of the data we provide both our customers and
candidates is paramount. We
proactively encourage our candidates to complete their online profiles, and explain
to them in the benefits of doing so.
To my knowledge, we also remain the only job board to manually review every
single job and every CV that passes through our system.
It is this sort of attention to detail that distinguishes
us from much of our competition and ensures we provide the best service to our
customers and candidates alike.”
Cowell concluded, “Announcing new services for our customers
is always exciting, and it’s great to see the benefits that our new products
and enhancements continue to bring to our customers. With a constant stream of improvements under way, there will
be many more announcements over the coming months.”
