EmployTown capitalizes on the flip-flop in supply and demand for talent — particularly in the tech industry. Check us out here www.employtown.com. We created a revers job application that focuses on people and not the open slots at companies. Please let us know any feedback that you may have.
[+] [-] shpen|13 years ago|reply
[+] [-] sbalster|13 years ago|reply
[+] [-] anigbrowl|13 years ago|reply
[+] [-] jcr|13 years ago|reply
If I'm an employer, why would I want to eliminate job descriptions?
If I'm a job seeker, why would I want a "reverse job application"
What is a "reverse job application"?
The "People are talking" phrase seems trite and insincere.
The exaggerated size of the quotation marks looks wrong. Since the text between the quote marks is smaller, the trailing quote mark is vertically aligned such that it looks like a pair of commas.
Other than the "Login, Signup, and email" links, there's no further information about your company or what you actually do?
Under a normal/modern browser, everything is black, white, and shades of grey save for the "SignUp" link. The result is drab, like a cloudy day.
The good stuff:
Without logging in, your site seems to hold up well under both plain text (terminal) browsers like lynx, and graphical browsers with modified/forced CSS (used by people vision disabilities). It would hold up well for the blind using audio screen readers.
Your HTML source is unusually clean. Nicely Done.
EDIT: Fonts in Firefox 9 on UNIX (OpenBSD) look fine. Fonts in Chrome on UNIX (OpenBSD) also look find, but I use custom fonts in chrome to make things legible.
[+] [-] sbalster|13 years ago|reply