Quoll Jobs vs SEEK
Quoll Jobs vs SEEK: where should you apply?
SEEK is huge, and so are the applicant piles. Quoll Jobs helps you find roles beyond the major job sites and apply direct.
| Quoll Jobs | SEEK | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost to browse | Free | Free |
| Where roles come from | Employers' own careers pages | Paid job ads |
| How you apply | Direct to the employer | Usually through the job site |
| Competition | Often fewer applicants | Often hundreds per role |
| Ads and promoted listings | None | Yes |
| Email alerts | Instant or daily | Yes |
Use both
SEEK is worth keeping. Quoll Jobs is the second net: roles many people never see because they are not advertised on the big job sites.
Why it matters
A role with 50 applicants is a very different game to one with 800. Applying early, direct to the company, gives your application a better chance of being read.
Questions
Is Quoll Jobs a replacement for SEEK?
No. Think of it as an extra source of roles that are easy to miss on the major job sites.
Does Quoll Jobs cost money?
Browsing is free. Membership unlocks employer names, direct apply links and alerts, from A$13.99 a week.