Similarly, businesses trying to fill low-paying, unskilled jobs are underserved in this online industry. In part to fill this niche, Jobs. Finer Focus Other sites have an even narrower focus, catering to small market segments. Engineering companies in the Syracuse area created daVincitimes.org to lure candidates to that upstate New York city. A number of sites appeal to special-interest groups.
Most sites charge employers per job or require a subscription fee for multiple listings.
Once the fee is paid, employers can post jobs, review resumes and get access to phone numbers and e-mail addresses to contact candidates. The fees range from a few dollars per posting to tens of thousands of dollars for a year's subscription. Prices may also depend on how big the employer is and how much they use the site. For job seekers, posting a resume may be optional. Some sites ask applicants to simply answer a few questions that run no deeper than phone number, address and field in which they want to work.