Jobety – Latest Web & Development Jobs
Today I want to show you a great website I’ve run into. Are you a web designer, developer or technical marketing professional that’s looking for a new gig? Whether you’re interested in full time or freelance work, Jobety.com is a great resource for finding jobs just for your niche.
What’s Jobety?
Jobety is a free service that provides you with curated and customizable web design, development and freelance jobs via email. You get to choose what areas you’re interested in and they only send you jobs that relate to your selections. For example, if you’re a front-end developer, they’ll only send you jobs related to HTML/CSS/JS development.
But Jobety is more than just a job board. Their Resources section offers you a complete guide to writing the perfect resume and excelling during the interview process. Need tips on putting together an awesome portfolio that showcases your mad web design skills, or maybe you’d like to keep up on various development techniques and tutorials….whatever you need, just check out their blog for tips that are helpful to any job seeker.
What types of jobs are featured on Jobety?
Jobety serves a specific niche of full-time and freelance work for the job seeker looking for jobs related to front-end, UI/UX, design, iOS, android, backend, WordPress, project management and tech related marketing fields. There’s no need to sift through hundreds of irrelevant postings.
Recruiters and HR pros also see value in Jobety’s niche audience, so you may notice #FeaturedJobs at the top of the newsletter that highlight these sponsored posts.
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