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Online Marketing / SEO at forum30.co.uk
27 September 2006 11:41am
Was looking for advice as to where is the best place to advertise a Senior Developer role on the web.
Other than going down the agency route, what alternatives are out there, and has anyone had any success in advertising a developer role down an 'alternative' route?
Many thanks,
Daniel
SVP Marketing Technology at MARC USA
28 September 2006 12:59pm
Craigslist is worth a pop - I got a developer from there last year. Also try Gumtree, although it doesn't have such a techie crowd. Using sites like these you'll have to wade through a lot of irrelevant applications and inquiries from agencies. But that's recruitment in general really.
Online Marketing / SEO at forum30.co.uk
28 September 2006 14:43pm
Thanks for that - Craigslist is a good idea. Wasn't sure of the quality of the responses, but it's good to see that you found a developer from there (or should that be a developer found you?). Can't do any harm posting it on Gumtree as well.
Cheers,
Daniel
CEO at Sensorpro.net
28 September 2006 16:41pm
Daniel
Try http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/ which have a few .NET listings. If you cannot find a candidate in time you may want to consider an interim placement. Give me a call if need be as we have a lot of .NET talent on our services team.
Chris
www.narragansett.ie