LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–80 Level, a leading source of information for the latest innovations in digital art and video game development, today announced the addition of a new recruiting offering: Job Posts. The new tool is part of 80 Level subscription service, the video game industry’s premium job-matching service that connects top-tier creative talent with hiring gaming companies.
The new Job Posts tool gives companies the opportunity to publish job openings on 80 Level and then be served up a curated list of qualified artists from the platform’s Artist Community Database. The streamlined matching process instantly/seamlessly identifies pre-qualified candidates (artists who meet the job description criteria) and produces the list for easy direct communication.
“Job Posts will speed up recruiting and staffing projects, letting you get back to what you do best – make games,” said Kirill Tokarev, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of 80 Level. “The all-in-one service takes the search out of the search process by flagging quality candidates and providing a direct line of communication between talent and recruiters/hiring managers.”
The Job Posts tool will leverage 80 Level’s searchable database of more than 1400+ top artists, where companies can connect with employment-ready talent by sending questionnaires to find out more about the candidate. Artists can reply to the companies that best fit their goals, experience and skill sets; ensuring a more compatible match.
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