Jowba.com: really charming startup-specific job board
Written on 2nd March 2008
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Ernst-Jan Pfauth, editor in chief
If you locked up some teenagers in an attic room twenty years ago they would probably just throw a party. Now, they’re likely to start an Internet company. Times have changed, as we all know. So why not adapt to it? That’s exactly what the guys from Jowba have done with their new startup-specific job board: “We’re passionate about startups ourselves, but were frustrated by the lack of cool, intuitive, and effective job sites that cater exclusively to emerging web, media and technology companies. So, we built our own at Jowba.com.” Great line uh? Here’s another one from their really slick-looking site:
Working at a startup is like no other professional experience on earth (or personal experience, for that matter, depending on whose significant other you ask). We work long hours on hard problems in high–risk ventures. In a startup, every person matters in a way that big companies can’t even begin to fathom. And we all get sick of seeing our teammates more than our (other) loved ones.
So, Jowba certainly knows how to describe the business we’re in. What else can they do? They make it easier for job seekers to get a sense of the vibe at start-ups’ offices, since the company profiles feature pictures, maps, mission statement and info about funding and revenue. Not that a lot of start-ups want to share those numbers, as most of the times it says ’sssh’.
The main advantage for start-ups is that the environment – the Umfeld so you will – in which the vacancy is posted not just looks great, it’s also the expresses the unique feeling of the industry we’re in. Moreover, posting a job is free.
You know the thing with Jowba is that they really got their act together: they’ve integrated key social media tools – including RSS feeds, social bookmarking and easy sharing -, installed some handy functions like automatic reposting of jobs every thirty days and they certainly know how to tell a good story. To sum it up: it’s one hell of a charming service. And if more start-ups will start using the service, it will get more useful. Now the beta version only lists 14 jobs from 11 startups.
I’ve heard the guys from Jowba are emailing random start-ups to ask them to sign up at their service. So let me conclude with a tip: mail the bloggers! Your service is good enough for it and people won’t have the feeling you spam them. Moreover you’ll get more exposure. So.., here’s your first of many write-ups.
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By Andrei Potorac on Mar 3, 2008
Thanks for sharing. I’m working at my own start-up and will sure write them an email when the time comes! :)
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By Julian Bond on Mar 3, 2008
US Only? Boo!
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By neok on Mar 3, 2008
Check out ventureloop.com. Pretty complete in covering jobs in start-up space as well.
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By Luke | Jowba on Mar 3, 2008
Thanks for the post!! It’s definitely been an exciting week for us, and we still have a ton of work to do. We’re going to keep improving what we have, as well as release new features and functionality to help startups connect with the right people. We couldn’t be more excited about helping great companies build great teams. I see it like this: if we help one startup hire that one amazing person that lets them change the world, we’ve created some real value. Now, if we can do that 1000 times over…
In this day and age, it seems crazy that social media tools like RSS, social bookmarking, and maps could actually help distinguish us from other websites. From our perspective, these are features that tech-savvy folk expect to see everywhere (we sure do), and so this first version of Jowba just comes closer to setting an acceptable baseline.
Julian – we’re committed to making Jowba a truly global resource for our global startup community. We all know about Silicon Valley and Boston, and NYC’s up-and-coming act. How about London, Paris, Tel Aviv, Sydney, and Bangalore, to name just a few? We’d love to see them on Jowba, and we’re working on it!
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By Ned on Mar 4, 2008
Another startup job site worth checking out is startupers.com
I see loads of jobs on there from all over the world.
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