ThinkFruit.in, a strategy, operations and management consultant company, has launched JobFit.in, a skill certification and job recruitment site. The portal provides skill assessment tests for job seekers that intends to highlight their top skills to the recruiters. The website is developed and designed by ITCombine. How it works: The assessment is conducted in two steps: an online assessment followed by a telephonic interview. The company informs that users are assessed for 15 globally relevant job skills and competencies, and a JobFit score, certificate and skill report is generated post completion of the assessment. Recruiters and employers can thus get access to filtered profiles based on skills. Portal: We registered on the website by submitting our email address, phone number, and a password. Although the company allows users to signup using Facebook connect and LinkedIn, at the time of writing this article, both didn't work for us. The portal doesn't make it immediately clear as to how one needs to fill out his profile after signing up. However, once the user figures out how to do so, he can then buy a JobFit standard package for Rs. 299 to assess his skills. Monetization/JobFit Packages For job seekers: Currently, as a promotional offer, JobFit offers a free Indiatimes Shopping voucher worth Rs 300 with every JobFit standard package, essentially giving the impression of nullifying the package amount. Other than the JobFit Standard package, the portal offers four more packages: Premium - for those who want to sponsor candidates, Pro - for downloading greater…
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