3 Easy Ways to Make Your Job Post Stand Out

February 20, 2020

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Michael Vaynerman

Employers

Over the years, Bluecrew has collected a lot of data about the most common reasons workers reject jobs. Taking the #1 slot? Location.

While you can’t pick up your whole business and move it to a more desirable place, there are a few things you can include in your job description to attract more (or better) workers. Check out the infographic below for 3 simple things that will make your job post stand out - or click here for a full rundown of the reasons workers accept and reject jobs.

Learn more by downloading our latest white paper, Why Aren’t Workers Accepting My Jobs?

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