In the midst of a swirl of debates around X, spotlighted by Elon Musk's stance in the political arena, the platform is unwavering in its stride towards innovation. A new jewel in its crown? A job search functionality, a nifty addition that simplifies the hunt for job opportunities within the app's ecosystem.
Here's how it unfolds: You key in what you're after – the role, the place – and voilà, a list of matching job ads surfaces. X makes it seamless to narrow down your search with a mix of terms, each job ad accessorized with an "Apply Now" button, a bridge to the employer's site for the application journey.
The search results demonstrate an impressive breadth. For instance, a query for "Artificial Intelligence" might pleasantly surprise you with a high-caliber listing like a “VP of AI” position at Match Group. This could be an indication of X's commitment to showcasing a diverse and high-quality range of job opportunities, a testament to the platform's robust and inclusive search capabilities.
One might think the job listings on X would be a thin spread, given it’s tied to the X Hiring feature, exclusive to those in the club of X’s $1,000 monthly Verification for Organizations package. Yet, X's been handing out its gold checkmark to its top ad spenders, broadening the job market horizon on its platform.
By September's count, "hundreds" of companies had boarded the X job listing express. A modest start, but it's something.
X's update mirrors its commitment to rapid innovation, albeit now shifting gears to smaller tweaks after using up its backlog of unused Twitter projects. The real test for X is shaping up: How will it morph into a multifaceted, invaluable tool with its limited toolkit, stretching into new service territories?
At its heart, X Hiring is a basic job portal. Does it have what it takes to lock horns with giants like LinkedIn, as Elon muses? Maybe not right off the bat, but it's a start, particularly for businesses on the hunt for new talent.
And who knows? It might just evolve with time.
Curious about which companies are turning to X for their hiring needs? The job search tool is still at your fingertips, just a click away at x.com/jobs.
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Here's how it unfolds: You key in what you're after – the role, the place – and voilà, a list of matching job ads surfaces. X makes it seamless to narrow down your search with a mix of terms, each job ad accessorized with an "Apply Now" button, a bridge to the employer's site for the application journey.
The search results demonstrate an impressive breadth. For instance, a query for "Artificial Intelligence" might pleasantly surprise you with a high-caliber listing like a “VP of AI” position at Match Group. This could be an indication of X's commitment to showcasing a diverse and high-quality range of job opportunities, a testament to the platform's robust and inclusive search capabilities.
One might think the job listings on X would be a thin spread, given it’s tied to the X Hiring feature, exclusive to those in the club of X’s $1,000 monthly Verification for Organizations package. Yet, X's been handing out its gold checkmark to its top ad spenders, broadening the job market horizon on its platform.
By September's count, "hundreds" of companies had boarded the X job listing express. A modest start, but it's something.
X's update mirrors its commitment to rapid innovation, albeit now shifting gears to smaller tweaks after using up its backlog of unused Twitter projects. The real test for X is shaping up: How will it morph into a multifaceted, invaluable tool with its limited toolkit, stretching into new service territories?
At its heart, X Hiring is a basic job portal. Does it have what it takes to lock horns with giants like LinkedIn, as Elon muses? Maybe not right off the bat, but it's a start, particularly for businesses on the hunt for new talent.
And who knows? It might just evolve with time.
Curious about which companies are turning to X for their hiring needs? The job search tool is still at your fingertips, just a click away at x.com/jobs.
Read next: Apple Will Support RCS In 2024 For Better Cross-Platform Texting Between iPhone And Android Users
