Dear boogles-ga:
I have sorted for you seven websites that contain a huge database and
fulfill all of your requirements.
Besides, I am also listing major job websites for individual countries
that may fulfill your requirements. Please take time to review them as
they may be a great source.
JOBS IN ASIA
JobsDB
http://www.jobsdb.com
It is one of the largest job recruiting sources for Asia. It gets
1680000 visitors every month and has a profile of over 3 million
visitors. Its database contains thousands of job postings. Online form
is available to employers at a competitive low cost.
Asiaco Jobs
http://jobs.asiaco.com
Offers job postings to perspective job seekers in many Pacific Rim and
Asian countries. It has over 20000 jobs at one time. Online form is
available to employers at no cost.
Asia One Careers
http://www.asia1careers.com.sg/
Over 2 million unique visitors log on to AsiaOne sites each month,
your dream candidate must be among them. Job postings are accessible
24 hours a day, 7 days a week. AsiaOne also offers you the ability to
ride on our average monthly page view of over 130 million to reach out
to masses. Over 4 million page views per month, 130,000 active job
seekers and 91300 resumes. Very cost effective job posting at 150
Singapore dollars for 1 and 488 Singapore dollars for 5 job postings.
Recruit.net
http://www.recruit.net/
The website caters to IT jobs in Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan. It is
one of the best website in terms of ease of navigation and job data.
It has hundreds of jobs by each country and online form for employers
at a very low cost.
Asia Wired
http://www.asiawired.com/career/index.asp
AsiaWired owns three finest web sites and four content-rich email
newsletters, targeting to Asia Pacific Silicon Valleys e-businesses
and e-talents, with more than 3,000,000 visits per month, and 120,000
email distributions. You will be provided with a job posting tool
after you complete a simple registration.
Job Asia
http://www.jobasia.com/home.shtm
To date, JobAsia have helped over 3,000 companies, from Hong Kong to
as far as New York and London, to recruit employees who aspire to
visions of success and leadership. They have access to one of Asia's
largest database of registered candidates — 450,000 and still growing
— processing over 940,000 job searches per month.
Job Street
http://www.jobstreet.com
A comprehensive job search solution primarily for Singapore, India,
Malaysia and Philippines. 1.8 million registered users with more than
1.5 million professionals in the database. Very cost effective
advertising.
JOBS BY INDIVIDUAL COUNTRIES
HONG KONG
Asia executive recruit
http://AsiaER.com
Executive Asia
http://www.executiveasia.com
Hong Kong Jobs
http://www.hkjobs.com
My Job (HK)
http://www.myjob.com.hk
Job Easy (HK)
http://www.jobeasy.com
JAPAN
Work in Japan
http://www.workinjapan.com
Tokyo Connections
http://www.tokyoconnections.com
Japanese Jobs
http://www.japanesejobs.com
Job Seek Japan
http://www.jobseekjapan.com
Japan Jobs Net
http://www.japan-jobs.net
SINGAPORE
Job Cyclone (Singapore)
http://www.jobcyclone.com
Singapore Job Search
http://sg.jobaa.com/
CHINA
China International Employment
http://www.chinajob.com
Jobs China
http://jobchina.net/
Employment China
http://www.epchina.net/english
INDIA
Career India
http://www.careerindia.com/
Placement India
http://www.placementindia.com/
Career 1000
http://www.career1000.com/
IT placements India
http://www.itplacementsindia.com
India Job Site
http://www.indianjobsite.com/
A1 Jobs India
http://www.allindiajobs.com/
Indian Jobs
http://www.indianjobs.com
Job Khoj
http://www.jobkhoj.com
Baharat Careers
http://www.bharathcareers.com
INDONESIA
Karir
http://www.karir.com
MALAYSIA
Star Jobs
http://www.star-jobs.com
Hope this helps. Thanks for asking.
Sincerely,
Leader-ga. |
Request for Answer Clarification by
boogles-ga
on
09 Apr 2003 12:37 PDT
Hi Leader
I spot checked the first on jobsdb.com and clicked on India. From what
I can tell it does not meet requirments 3 or 4. I don't consider a
form that you have to print out and mail in, an online form.
Please let me know which ones really meet the requirements.
Thanks, boogles
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Clarification of Answer by
leader-ga
on
09 Apr 2003 15:22 PDT
Dear boogles-ga:
When you go onto the main page on http://www.jobsdb.com, you will see
two tabs under the main heading. One says job seeker (which is
default), the other mentions employer. Click on employer. Under the
Interactive recruitment Network heading you will see pricing
information and online application form. Once you are through the
registeration process, you will have access to a sophisticated online
Recruitment Management System (RMS) allowing you to manage recruitment
tasks anywhere anytime at your own convenience. You will be able to
post the jobs online. Thanks.
I am happy that you asked. I know there may be more clarifications in
your mind. Please clarify again if you want to. Thanks again.
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Request for Answer Clarification by
boogles-ga
on
09 Apr 2003 17:14 PDT
Hi Leader
Been there done that as they say. The pricing link leads to a page
that has no pricing as far as I can tell. And the registration process
consists of downloading a paper form that you print and mail in. That
does not meet #3 or 4 as far as I can see. Maybe I'm missing something
you saw. If so, please give the URL of the pages that show support for
requirements 3,4. Thanks.
Boogles
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Clarification of Answer by
leader-ga
on
11 Apr 2003 07:56 PDT
Hello Dear:
After filling out the online application, they will tell you your
username and password and you will get access to their system where
you can post online and do other relevant tasks. As for the price,
there are a few websites that doesn't provide you their prices but you
have to call them. I only included some of these websites because:
1. Your asking prices of $100 for job posting is quite generous, I
think almost all of the websites will have a price which is less than
your quoted price.
2. I just didn't want you to miss on these great websites--- just
because--- they don't have their prices online but you have to call
them for the prices.
Anyway, Our work at Google Answers is to completely satisfy your
requirements therefore I will try to sort out websites that satisfy
your needs and let you know which websites does what. I will need some
time for this. I will keep you informed of my progress.
Thanks for asking. Please clarify again if you need to. I like being
scrutinized and advised as it really helps me come out with more
solutions for my customers.
Sincerely,
leader-ga
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Request for Answer Clarification by
boogles-ga
on
11 Apr 2003 08:53 PDT
Hi Leader
Thanks. I will await your revision. I've seen many sites that charge
well over $100 - I think Monster is something like $300 so I'm not as
confident as you that $100 is so high. And perhaps I was not 100%
clear but by "immediate" I meant I don't want to wait a week or two to
snail mail a paper form, have it processed, contact some rep on the
phone, etc. Not your fault but such practice on the web nowadays is
absurd. It's hard to understand why sites do such stupid things.
Boogles
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Clarification of Answer by
leader-ga
on
11 Apr 2003 11:50 PDT
Thanks for clarifying. I will make sure that I am more clear this time
around. Now why did I say $100 is quite generous is because from my
expereince I have found that most of the websites in Pacific Rim
countries and Asia charge significantly less (As is the case with some
websites in my response). You are right about Monstor.com and I agree
with you that some websites charge more but basically these are North
American and European one's.
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Request for Answer Clarification by
boogles-ga
on
16 Apr 2003 08:23 PDT
Hi Leader
I need to get moving on this. Can you finish your answer? Thanks.
Boogles
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Clarification of Answer by
leader-ga
on
16 Apr 2003 09:31 PDT
Thanks. I will be posting it tonight.
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Clarification of Answer by
leader-ga
on
17 Apr 2003 07:01 PDT
Hello boogles-ga:
There are none or very few websites on the web that let you post jobs
immediately. All of them want you to register with them and than go on
with the job postings. The reason being simple......somebody might
post an inappropriate material. I have searched many websites but the
problem persists. Most of the websites give you a reply within 24
hours by mail and most of these websites have an online registration
form that you don’t have to mail. I know you want to post immediately
but I did my research and came to the above conclusion. I am pretty
sure that after registering you will get a quick reply to post your
job. If you want me to identify something else, I will be happy to
post a clarification within 24 hours.
Sincerely,
leader-ga
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