Before I start, I don't want to appear to be moaning or whinging etc. I just don't believe that you can't blame a forum and all its 'posters' for you missing an opportunity.
I like the idea of a "One Stop Shop", but what intrigues me is how you managed to miss this opportunity when, if you took the time, all the TOC's & FOC's post their vacancies on their own websites.
I look at all the relevant companies for me everyday on more than one occasion and see jobs advertised on there. More often than not, these are removed within 24 hours, for example the FTPE driver roles.
So If there happens to be a thread with only vacancies advertised on it, what happens if you miss these roles? Who is to blame then?
Just a thought...
Totally agree..when I was looking out of interest I made an excel spreadsheet with all the companies and what they were doing recruitment wise.
Someone else to make the effort for them is more apt, everyone else take responsibility. :roll:
I also made all the TOCs recruitment pages load up whenever I opened chrome, doesn't get any easier than that and you won't miss anything, someone invariably makes a thread here anyway, if that thread develops to a point where you can't see the wood for the trees and you only notice it at that stage, you'll have missed it anyway.
Sign up for job alerts with the TOCs careers page? They're all miles ahead having to trust someone to manage a forum thread. The job I got was advertised for less than 24 hours, if you're a serious candidate you won't rely on this forum getting you the heads up first off..
To the OP who'd pay money..really? People will pay anything to get out of doing the work themselves, sorry if that is an unfair judgement but it really isn't difficult with a bit of initiative.
Drop me a PM if you want my blank excel spreadsheet with all the TOCs and their recruitment pages, all you have to do is manage it and you've got exactly what you want. I do like the idea but in practice it wouldn't work and is more effort than looking on a recruitment page itself.