Every recruiter job in one place. That is the idea behind RecruiterRoles.com a new job board that launched today. Recruiters have spent years helping other people find work using tools that were never designed to help them do the same thing for themselves. RecruiterRoles changes that.
The problem is obvious to anyone who has worked in recruiting. You need a new role. You open Indeed or LinkedIn. You type "recruiter jobs" and get back software engineers, sales reps, and office managers mixed in with actual recruiting positions. There is no filter for agency versus in-house. No way to narrow by recruiting specialization. The general boards were not built for this search, and it shows.
RecruiterRoles (https://recruiterroles.com) only lists recruiter jobs and talent acquisition jobs. Nothing else. Every listing is a recruiting role: technical recruiter positions at SaaS companies, healthcare recruiter jobs at hospital networks, agency staffing roles, talent acquisition manager positions at Fortune 500s. Job seekers can filter by remote recruiter jobs versus on-site, agency versus in-house, entry-level recruiting jobs versus senior talent acquisition roles, and sectors like technical, healthcare, finance, or legal recruiting.
Google Trends data from the past twelve months shows recruiter jobs and recruiting jobs both trending upward in the US. Talent acquisition jobs are growing even faster as more companies build out dedicated TA teams. Remote recruiter jobs are consistently one of the most searched variations. Interest in jobs for recruiters has roughly quadrupled.
Something else is happening too. More recruiters are Googling "recruiter career change," "jobs for recruiters to transition into," and "how to get out of recruiting." Agency burnout is a real problem. RecruiterRoles (https://recruiterroles.com) exists partly to catch those people before they leave the profession entirely. An agency recruiter burning out on cold calls might do well in an in-house talent acquisition specialist role. A generalist might find a better fit as a technical recruiter. Those jobs exist. They were just scattered across a dozen general boards until now.
Listings cover every major US metro, with strong concentration in the Mid-Atlantic corridor from DC through New Jersey, Southeast cities like Atlanta, Charlotte, and Nashville, and large metros including New York, Chicago, Dallas, and San Francisco.
Employers and staffing firms can post directly at https://recruiterroles.com/post-a-job. Every visitor on the site is a recruiting professional looking for work, which is a different audience than a general board where recruiter listings compete with millions of unrelated postings. The site supports everything from entry-level recruiter jobs with no experience required up to VP of Talent Acquisition.
RecruiterRoles covers both sides of the profession. The recruiter track includes agency recruiters, staffing recruiters, corporate recruiters, and executive search. The talent acquisition track covers coordinators, specialists, partners, and managers within corporate HR. The two groups search differently, so the site is built to serve both.
The site will also publish recruiter salary guides broken down by city, covering New York, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, Atlanta, and other major markets. Planned content includes guidance on common career transitions like moving from agency to in-house recruiting, and salary benchmarks by role type: technical recruiter salary, talent acquisition specialist salary, talent acquisition coordinator compensation.
RecruiterRoles.com is free for job seekers. No account required. The site also has a free API for anyone who wants recruiter job market data.
Browse recruiter jobs now at https://recruiterroles.com
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