Bestmainframejobs.com Launched

The website dedicated to matching professionals in the mainframe maintenance and creation industry to various companies was launched in September 25, 2007. According to the Director of Marketing Kate Smith in a press release, “BestMainframeJobs.com is dedicated to mainframe professionals around the world…We have had an impressive early response with positive feedback from both job seekers and employers. Although we are pleased with the website's successful launch, we will continually add new features in order to increase the site's functionality and ease of use." As the website will be attraction mainframe professionals, it will be using Ajax technology. This goes to show that the company is serious in creating the impression of getting only the best professionals for the specific jobs. Companies will also be impressed with the ease of use of the website. With the use of Ajax, wait time for the information to come up will be trimmed to almost half. The website has two tabs: one for the job hunters and the job seekers. For the job seekers, they will be able to look for job in various states. They can also customize their search according to key words. Since it will be using Ajax, the frame will just transfer from one information to another without reloading the unimportant area of the pages. They can post their information for free and browse through the categories. If they want to apply for a specific Job, they have to create an account in order to access more information about the company and send their information if they are interested to apply. On the employers end, they can create an account for free. The bill will only start once they will post a job. Check for website for pricing. They will gain access to various tools such as job creation resume searches and job recommendation – all of the suites are geared to create a better experience. There is a separate pricing option for employers who wanted to have unlimited job posting and searching. As of this writing, the website is very fast in loading the pages. The employers and the job seekers will likely search for a job in no time as the Ajax based website gives importance to information rather than graphics. On the other hand, because it focuses more on texts, the artistic or the creative design of the site is not there. It’s just a simple blue background with simple texts and links. The tabs could be revamped. Even though there is interaction between the user and the website. The company should have noted that since mainframe jobs requires a highly skilled and experienced candidate, it should do more that simple interfaces and information. Overall, the website could provide you with the information you need. It also shows a good display of the ability of Ajax not only in interaction but in information at the same time. If you’re a mainframe expert wanting to start a new career with a different company, this website is for you. Just give it a month or two to develop the interface and its look.