Now that creators are becoming investors, creator job boards will soon be everywhere.
Here's why:
1) Every creator attracts a pool of like-minded people.
2) Job boards are low-cost, high-margin businesses.
3) As an investor, companies are always asking for hiring referrals.
Here's why:
1) Every creator attracts a pool of like-minded people.
2) Job boards are low-cost, high-margin businesses.
3) As an investor, companies are always asking for hiring referrals.
Aspects of the recruiting industry will be disrupted by creators who have far-more targeted audiences than big companies like Indeed or Monster ever will. Somebody should build a white-label service for creator job boards, so creators can stay focused on audience building.
William Gibson once said: "The future is already here. it's just not evenly distributed yet." The job boards of the future look a lot like this initiative from @APompliano: a creator-focused, industry-specific marketplace.
https://twitter.com/APompliano/status/1357330415149854721?s=20
Okay, it looks like @JobBoardFire is a plug-and-play solution. Here's what I learned: you can make a job board quickly, but nobody will post if there are no jobs. So this, then, is a supply-driven marketplace where you spark the fire by adding jobs manually.
(h/t @awilkinson)
(h/t @awilkinson)
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